The Chinese PC and smartphone major is even contemplating to stop selling handsets under the Lenovo brand or make it a small online-focusse...

Lenovo, which sells Motorola phones after it acquired the company in 2014, was the No 2 player in the Indian market in the July-September 2...

Lenovo said it will push the Moto brand while keeping its dual-brand strategy with its investments towards marketing and offline retail exp...

The Motorola-Lenovo combine plans to strengthen its offline strategy with expansion, with about 25-100 exclusive stores over the next three...

Mathur replaces Amit Boni, who was serving as General Manager for Motorola India.

"Since India is a top market for Lenovo-Motorola, we are definitely looking into the market for specific opportunities,” said Dillon Ye, vi...

The company is betting on stronger offline presence and new models, including modular phone Moto Z, to grow its market share in the country.

In the quarter ended June, the Lenovo-Motorola combine became the second largest smarphone vendor in India in terms of value with a market ...

The company will also increase its local production and aims to produce more than half of what it will sell in 2016.

Motorola chief operating officer Rick Osterloh said on the sidelines of the ongoing Consumer Electronics Show that Motorola will be phased ...

Lenovo, which also owns Motorola Mobility, has already started rolling out two of the 4G variant of Moto E smartphone from the plant.

While globally Lenovo is the larger partner, in India Motorola is way ahead. Lenovo and Motorola will compete in India as two separate oper...

India and China will most likely be the only two markets where Lenovo will sell both Lenovo and Motorola branded smartphones.

The Beijing-based company completed the acquisition of Motorola from Google on October 30, following the announcement of the $2.9 billion d...

China’s Lenovo completed its $2.9-billion acquisition of Motorola Mobility on Thursday, making the Lenovo-Motorola combine the third larges...

In January this year, Lenovo had announced that it will acquire Motorola Mobility for $2.9 billion from tech giant Google, one of the large...

Lenovo, the world’s largest maker of personal computers, acquiring Motorola from Google in a $2.9 billion deal, is still creating ripples.