Cognizant Technology Solutions Corp (CTSH) News & Events

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CTSH News

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U.S. Vice President's Comments on Indian Immigrants Spark Controversy

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Microsoft's Visa Freeze May Affect AI Talent Mobility

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US Suspends Microsoft and Adobe from Labor Certification Program

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Cognizant Selected to Transform SITA's SKY Program with AI-Driven Solutions

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Cognizant Partners with SITA for Financial Transformation

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Cognizant Partners with SITA for Financial Transformation Initiative

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Cognizant Partners with SITA to Drive Financial Transformation

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Cognizant Selected by SITA for Financial Transformation Program

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Cognizant Launches New Business Unit for AI Transformation of Emerging Enterprises

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Cognizant to Announce Q3 2026 Results on October 29

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CTSH Events

10/13 10:00

Cognizant Stock Rises to $62.52

Notable gainers among liquid option names this morning include Cognizant (CTSH) $62.52 +2.84, HP Inc. (HPQ) $31.12 +1.25, Salesforce (CRM) $243.50 +9.58, Meta Platforms Inc (META) $768.79 +25.83, and Fidelity National Information Services (FIS) $35.41 +1.15.

10/8 11:00

US Suspends Microsoft, Adobe from Labor Certification Program

Secretary of Labor Keith Sonderling stated, according to a post made by the official White House Rapid Response account: "I am hereby suspending from the Permanent Labor Certification Program some of the largest IT outsourcing firms in the world - Cognizant, Infosys, Tata, Wipro, HCL, and Capgemini - and also, due to multiple active federal investigations, @USDOL is suspending Microsoft and Adobe from the program."

10/8 11:00

U.S. Labor Department Investigates Major IT Outsourcing Firms

Secretary of Labor Keith Sonderling stated during an White House event that there are "ongoing criminal investigations led by the Department of Labor's inspector general" of "some of the largest IT outsourcing firms in the world," including Cognizant (CTSH), Infosys (INFY), Tata, Wipro (WIT), HCL, and Capgemini (CAPMF). Shares of the companies named are trading lower in New York following headlines from the event.

10/6 09:30

Cognizant Extends Partnership with Gilead for Five Years

Cognizant (CTSH) announced a five-year extension of its work with Gilead Sciences (GILD). Under the agreement, Cognizant will support Gilead's continued development of DevOps capabilities and the responsible application of agentic AI tools across selected technology programs. Cognizant will apply its life sciences and technology experience to support Gilead's development and operations environment. The work is expected to focus on practical use cases intended to simplify processes, improve delivery and help Gilead's teams execute priority technology programs more efficiently. The agreement follows more than a decade of work in which Cognizant has supported elements of Gilead's global IT infrastructure, platforms, applications and advanced analytics. The updated scope will provide additional support for selected DevOps and AI-enabled capabilities as Gilead continues to strengthen the technology foundations that underpin its business and scientific priorities.

10/6 05:30

Cognizant Selected as Implementation Partner for SITA's SKY Program

Cognizant announced that it has been selected by SITA as the implementation and transformation partner for SITA's SKY program. The groupwide, finance-led initiative will help SITA implement a modern cloud platform across finance, procurement and supply chain processes.

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