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Infosys Buyback: A Billion-Dollar Vote of Confidence Infosys's record-breaking ₹18,000 crore Infosys buyback is far more than a line item on a balance sheet. It is a powerful, multi-layered declaration of confidence. Fueled by strong financial perfo

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Infosys plans to hire 20,000 fresh graduates in FY27, marking a major shift in India's IT hiring landscape. The company is preparing for an AI-first future where data, automation, and adaptability are core skills. This move reflects renewed confiden

RBI gave the government a record Rs 2.1 lakh crore dividend, boosting government finances. This windfall is seen as a sign of the RBI's strong management and could allow the government to invest more in the economy. Experts believe this reflects well

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Biggest Nightmare for Long-Term Holders 📉 Bull markets make everything look easy. But history shows — not every “long-term” stock survives. 🔻 Stocks that crashed more than 90%: • Reliance Communications • Vodafone Idea • Yes Bank • Reliance Infr

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