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With domestic brands like Amul, Parle, Big Bazaar and Dabur featuring in the top ten list of India's most popular brands, a Nikkei BP-Market Xcel Data Matrix survey revealed that domestic brands are liked and revered by Indian consumers...

The smartphone market in India grew by a modest 6 per cent overall in the fourth quarter of 2017, with Xiaomi leading with shipments close to 8.2 million units, followed by Samsung at over 7.3 million smartphones, Singapore-based research...

In a first, Samsung India will cut the prices of some of its Galaxy smartphones ahead of Christmas as part of 'Happy Hours' sale on Amazon.in on December 12. The 'Happy Hour' sale, also on Samsung e-store, will include the...

In what could be a game changer for the growing consumer Internet of Things (IoT) market, South Korean tech giant Samsung is working towards combining its IoT Cloud platform with its entire line-up of products, the company's senior executive...

Electronics major Samsung has promoted two of its India executives -- Asim Warsi and Dipesh Shah -- to global roles. According to a PTI report: Warsi, who is the head of Samsung India's mobile division, has been promoted to Global...

Handset maker Gionee aims to secure a spot in the top 5 tally in the Indian smartphone market by March next year as it expands its product portfolio and strengthens retail presence in the country. According to a PTI report:...

Buoyed by strong sales in the run-up to Diwali, Chinese smartphone player Xiaomi has for the first time shared the top slot with South Korean giant Samsung in the Indian smartphone market, with a market share of 23.5 per...

Following the appointment of its major business division heads, Samsung on Thursday announced the promotion of some of its key executives. Samsung said that while the three former business division heads will not be involved in business management, they will...

Having dominated the Indian smartphone market for years, Samsung will focus on fundamentals like making devices across price segments in 2018 and leverage its R&D work to achieve that goal, a top India executive has reiterated. Samsung had 47 per...

Samsung and Xiaomi together contributed to almost 45 per cent of the smartphone market in India in the third quarter of this year as the market grew 37 per cent (quarter on quarter) and 18 per cent (year on...