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TCS unveils Industrial Intelligence Foundry targeting 25% productivity gains
Tata Consultancy Services is expanding its industrial AI portfolio with configurable agents, engineering workflows and governance capabilities designed for manufacturing and asset-intensive businesses. The company sees scope for 20% to 25% productivity improvements, but customer adoption, deployment costs and measurable operating results will determine the platform's commercial contribution.
TCS wants 80% of new hires to carry AI skills. What happens to traditional IT jobs?
Tata Consultancy Services Limited expects around 80% of future recruitment to involve digital and artificial intelligence skills as its workforce rises above 598,000. The strategy shows how India's largest technology-services company is changing the composition of hiring even as AI begins reducing the human effort required for traditional software work.
TCS shares near Rs 2,160 after 30% slide: Can AI growth justify a 15x valuation?
Tata Consultancy Services shares have rebounded after September-quarter earnings, but a roughly 15-times trailing earnings valuation now hinges on whether rapidly growing artificial intelligence revenue can overcome sluggish core IT services demand and sustain profitability.
Could Porsche job cuts exceed 13,000 as China slump forces deeper restructuring?
Porsche could face roughly 4,100 additional job cuts beyond reductions already agreed through 2035 as Volkswagen pushes for deeper savings following a major profit warning, weaker China demand and another reassessment of the sports-car maker’s long-term earnings potential.
Volkswagen cuts 2026 margin to 1% as €10bn charges expose restructuring cost
Volkswagen has slashed its 2026 operating-margin forecast from 4%–5.5% to no more than 1% after identifying approximately €10 billion of special charges, including a €6 billion Porsche goodwill impairment and additional restructuring costs across Germany and China.
BMW shares lose 10% in five days as new chief executive confronts China and cost pressures
BMW Group has sharply reduced its 2026 profit expectations after weaker Chinese demand and higher geopolitical costs overwhelmed growth in Europe and the United States, placing its global production model, workforce and electric vehicle strategy under renewed investor scrutiny.