“I think discretionary spend is also, you know, going slow at this point in time, and I would say the demand environment from the last quarter of my commentary to this quarter has not changed,” said Srinivas Pallia, CEO of Wipro, at its post-earnings press conference.
Tech Mahindra revs up while Wipro slows down in a tale of two IT firms
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