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MC EXCLUSIVE TCS gives 60-70% variable pay to mid, senior employees in Q1 amid margin pressure

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By Debangana Ghosh Verified
| Moneycontrol Verified
The variable payout in Q1 was lower than the average quarterly bonuses rolled out in the last two quarters, which was up to 80 percent, sources said. August 27, 2026 / 11:10 IST Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) trimmed quarterly variable payout for mid to senior-level employees for the April-June quarter.
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How TCS turned Porsche's MHP sale into a smart deal

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By Debangana Ghosh Verified
| Moneycontrol Verified
Last year, Porsche started exploring the sale of its IT unit MHP seeking over a €1 billion valuation (around $1.2 billion then) -- barely a year and a half after it gained full ownership of the firm from co-founder and CEO Ralf Hofmann. But automotive and industrial consulting firm, MHP, was already a depreciating asset. The company's turnover went from € 828 million in CY23 to about € 742 million in CY25. MHP currently gets around 30-40 percent of its revenue from Porsche.
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Indian IT’s subcontracting bill stays high as AI demand, H-1B uncertainty reshape hiring

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By Debangana Ghosh Verified
| Moneycontrol Verified
High subcontracting costs for Indian IT firms. Driven by AI demand & H-1B visa uncertainties. Firms building local talent; costs to remain high. Market Mastery Webinar by Vishal Malkan Find the weak links in your portfolio by Vishal Malkan India’s top IT services firms continue to see elevated subcontracting costs as artificial intelligence (AI)-led demand creates a need for specialised skills and hiring permanent employees become less economical amid growing H-1B visa uncertainties.
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