Jist on Instagram: "A viral video from the 1990s shows Infosys employees in Bengaluru enjoying meals in the company canteen, relaxed and cheerful, without the distractions of modern technology. Many of the people in the clip have since become multi-millionaires. The video has sparked nostalgia and discussions about how work culture and employee well-being have changed over the years."

Infosys on Instagram: "Explore how a global aviation leader in the Mid-Atlantic US tackled outdated facility systems to modernize real estate and facility management. With Infosys AI and IoT sensors mapping every asset in real-time, the company now reduces energy, water, and cost, powering lean, low-carbon operations from hangars to HQ. Visit our page to find out more about our services (Link in bio). #ESG | #Sustainability| #SustainableAtYourCore"

Karnataka Portfolio on Instagram: "Footage from Infosys canteen, Bangalore in 1990s. Almost everyone in this is probably a multi-millionaire and settled abroad today. For more @karnatakaportfolio_ #infosys #infy #abroad #olddays #techie #narayanamurthy #sudhamurty #techpark #canteen #millionaire #bengaluru #bangalorediaries #bengalurudiaries #nammabangalore #nammabengaluru #bangalorediaries #bengalurudiaries #bangaloreblogger #marathahalli #sarjapur #hsr #koramangala #madiwala #btm #jpnagar #jay

Kirtan A Shah, CFP® on Instagram: "Here’s Why Infosys Founders Said NO to the ₹18,000 Crore Buyback from Infosys Current price of Infosys is around 1500 & buy back is at 1800 which is 300 rupees above the current price yet the founders don’t want to participate in the buy back & the reason is tax, let me explain Buy backs are taxed as dividends at an effective rate of 35.88% including surcharge & cess which means on 1800 of selling price & 35.88% tax, the tax is 646 per share & hence the share h