Noida, established on April 17, 1976, during India's Emergency, was conceived from an aerial view by Sanjay Gandhi to relocate Delhi's fact...

Top South Korean business leaders met Prime Minister Narendra Modi. They discussed expanding their operations in India. Companies like Sams...

Samsung is now manufacturing laptops in India. The production is happening at a Noida factory. Initially, the laptops will cater to the Ind...

Samsung has begun laptop production in India. The manufacturing is taking place at their Greater Noida factory. This expands Samsung's exis...

Samsung is contemplating expanding its US-bound smartphone production from India due to potential US tariffs, mirroring Apple's strategy. A...

Workers at Samsung's Sriperumbudur plant near Chennai have set up tents outside the factory and are boycotting work to demand higher wages....

Samsung plans to start manufacturing laptops at its Noida factory in India this year. The company considers India an important manufacturin...

The new plant is set to make advanced logic chips used to power mobile devices and autonomous vehicles, as the global auto industry faces a...

Besides a financial provisioning of Rs 250 crore from the state government for this project for five years, Samsung will also get financial...

South Korean electronics giant Samsung has resumed limited manufacturing operations at its Noida plant and will scale up the production gra...

Huizhou city has turned a "ghost town" after Samsung closed its last smartphone factory in China.

The Korea-based tech giant, in July had expanded the capacity of its mobile phone manufacturing plant in Noida from 67 million per year to ...

The Samsung announcement is good news, but it must be seen as a one-off at present, experts said.

In June last year, the South Korean giant announced a Rs 4,915 crore investment to expand the Noida plant and, after a year, the new facili...

Samsung currently has over 10% of its overall production in India, which it aims to take to 50% over the next three years.

Samsung has taken the ‘Make in India’ initiative to another level by launching ‘Make for the World’ to export mobile handsets produced in I...

Handset manufacturers such as Nokia, Samsung, LG, Sony Ericsson and Motorola are shipping 60 million mobiles each year from the country to ...