Infy under US DoJ lens over H-1B classification

Infosys is under US Department of Justice investigation for alleged H-1B visa misclassification. The company is cooperating with the probe, which could materially impact its business. This follows previous settlements regarding visa fraud and worker compensation issues in the US.

Infosys revenue up 3.2% in Q3, raises FY26 guidance on large deal wins

Infosys shares surged on the NYSE after reporting stronger-than-expected December quarter sales, driven by significant large deal wins and an upgraded revenue growth forecast for FY26. The IT giant's performance outpaced TCS, with sequential revenue growth of 0.5% in dollar terms and a revised FY26 guidance of 3%-3.5%.

Metals dearer: Silver soars to Rs 3L/kg, gold nears Rs 1.5L/10gm

Global metal prices are surging due to geopolitical tensions, potential US rate cuts, and strong demand from sectors like EVs and solar. Silver and gold have hit record highs internationally and domestically, with copper and tin also seeing all-time peaks. Supply constraints in base metals further fuel the rally.

US tariffs no bar: China’s trade surplus hits $1.2 trillion

China's exports surged to a record $1.2 trillion trade surplus in 2025, defying expectations of a slowdown. This resilience, driven by deeper inroads into markets beyond the US and a shift up the value chain, is expected to continue supporting the economy despite weaker domestic demand and ongoing trade tensions.

Volatile Street: Startups rein in IPO valuation targets

Logistics firm Shadowfax has lowered its IPO valuation to Rs 7,169 crore, down from over Rs 8,000 crore, to attract more investors amidst market volatility. This move follows Amagi Media Labs' valuation cut. Despite the repricing, Shadowfax's implied valuation remains higher than its last private valuation, reflecting a cautious market sentiment.