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The financial sector is on the cusp of yet another transformation. Customers emerging from Covid-19 are demanding new and better sets of services to meet their new consumption patterns, be it how they shop, eat, work or transfer money. It's a dramatic shift that is compelling banks to transform or…

Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan received salute and inspected the parade at the passing out ceremony.

The firm's new 6,000 sq ft Cardiff premises is at Anchor Court

SAP's (NYSE:SAP) short percent of float has fallen 5.56% since its last report. The company recently reported that it has 1.99 million shares sold short, which is 0.17% of all regular shares that are available for trading.

The NSW government will rake in an extra $810 million in coal royalties this year - and almost $4 billion over the next four years - but has not put an extra dollar into a fund to help coal mining communities prepare for change.

1,200 trees being planted in a 250 sq m plot

With the increasing adoption of advanced software in almost every industry as part of their digital transformation efforts, prominent software companies SAP (SAP) and Salesforce, Inc. (CRM) should witness rising demand for their solutions. But which of the two stocks is a better buy now? Read on to find out.

The technology industry has suffered a massive sell-off this year on investor concerns about potential interest rate increases to control record-high inflation. However, given the growing demand for tech solutions and rising investments in the industry, we think now could be an opportune time to buy the stocks of high-quality…

The stock market has been under immense pressure due primarily to surging inflation, the Fed's aggressive interest rate increase, and geopolitical tensions. However, we think now could be an opportune time to scoop up fundamentally sound large-cap stocks Trimble (TRMB), Wipro Limited (WIT0), STMicroelectronics (STM), and James Hardie Industries (JHX).…

Navisite, a managed cloud service provider that renders integrated business management computer systems designed to model and automate the different areas of a company and the administration of its resources (SAP services), announced Tuesday that it is expanding its services to the cannabis industry.