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India's Infosys says no prima facie evidence on whistleblower complaints

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BENGALURU (Reuters) - Indian IT services major Infosys Ltd said on Monday it found no evidence to prove the allegations in a whistleblower letter from last month, sending shares up 5% in morning trade.In a letter to the National Stock Exchange dated Nov. 2, the company said the anonymous complaints were still under investigation and it was not in a position to determine "concreteness, credibility..
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