Large electronic brands like Samsung, Xiaomi, and LG are offering aggressive discounts on their own online stores to clear unsold stock. Th...

All India Mobile Retailers Association (AIMRA), a grouping of over 1.5 lakh mobile phone stores, has sent a letter to DPIIT on February 6 a...

Samsung Galaxy A04 is priced at Rs. 11,999. Samsung has priced its Galaxy A04e variant at Rs. 9,299. The two phones are at affordable rates...

According to Counterpoint, Covid has boosted the O2O channel which accounted for 8% of overall smartphone sales in Q1 as compared to nil a ...

Samsung’s newly launched clothing care solution- the AirDresser, that will ensure that you dress fresh, wash less but never compromise on h...

The scrapping of the dedicated online team comes in the backdrop of a continued backlash from brick-and-mortar retailers alleging that Sams...

The company, however, did not disclose the revenue targeted via the online route. Samsung sells its products through e-commerce platforms l...

Samsung has created an ecommerce platform in partnership with Benow.in along with mobile phone retailers across the country that will allow...

The 4th phone in Samsung's A series is priced at Rs 12,490 and will be available in 3 colour options.

Samsung and LG have rejigged their senior management teams to defend their turf from online-focused brands.

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...

Flipkart has partnered with Samsung for its appliances business across 50 stores and is expected to expand this alliance.

The two retailers plan to sell an up to $619 million stake in insurer Samsung Life Insurance Co Ltd.

The lure of e-commerce has prompted smartphone rivals Apple and Samsung to take contrasting yet concrete steps for the first time in India.

Samsung’s stance is different from LG and Sony's, which have warned online sellers of restrictions if they offer massive discounts.

The government has allowed foreign companies to sell goods online without its approval, provided they are manufactured in India.

Samsung has quietly reduced the prices of its top end phones in India by approximately Rs 2,000 to 3,000.