Bhupendra Vishwakarma, a former employee of Infosys, has revealed his reasons for resigning from the company, accusing the tech giant of systemic flaws, regional bias, and a toxic work environment.

Two European testing, inspection and inspection companies are in talks on a merger that would create a dominant player in the sector potentially worth more than €33 billion ($34 billion).

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Essential maintenance works on a major road leading to Oxford city centre will take almost three months, the county council has confirmed. Work on stretches of Cowley Road between Union Street and ...