However, this has not doused the online-offline war which peaks during festive season with brick-and-mortar retailers saying that matching ...

While the removal of sales targets would offer some relief to beleaguered retailers who are facing a near washout in sales due to Covid-ind...

Analysts said that handset makers will certainly find it difficult to start their factories with migrant workers likely to be slow in retur...

Mobile phones often cost Rs 2,000-3,000 less on e-commerce channels than in physical stores owing to exclusive deals with handset brands. C...

Offline retailers have been protesting against online exclusive smartphone models because consumers often buy them at lower prices. But now...

Retailers said the brands have promised offers or promotions during the festive season in the offline space.

It plans to start sales through own e-commerce site just before the festive season.

At present, Vivo and Xiaomi are the two leading smartphone makers who have taken ownership of their retail operations in the country under ...

Having entered the offline market less than two years ago, Xiaomi claims that it has cornered over 20% of the offline market across India.

Holitech, which provides components to the world's top five brands, excluding Apple, will set up a plant in Andhra Pradesh to locally produ...

Having focused on the offline market for a major part of its presence in India, the company has now become the latest one to have its own o...

Sales of Oppo and Vivo declined 30% in July and they continue to remain down this month, according to four leading cellphone retail chains ...

The tactic of the Chinese duo is aimed at overtaking market leader Samsung in the next one year in the Rs 6,000-20,000 smartphone segment.

Last quarter, Indian smartphone vendors were pushed out of the top five by the Chinese brigade, who now controls almost half the local mark...

China’s largest smartphone maker Oppo’s sale in India grew to Rs 934 crore last fiscal as compared to Rs 211.5 crore in 2014-15, as per the...

Chinese smartphone maker OPPO has overtaken Apple for the first time to become the number two brand in India by sales value behind Samsung ...

The new partners will implement Xiaomi’s direct-to-retail model, developed specially for the Indian market - where they will supply directl...