The Chinese firm is looking to partner with e-commerce firms such as Flipkart and Paytm Mall for the service and launch it "within this yea...

UCWeb Global Business Vice President Huaiyuan Yang said that the company's planned foray in e-commerce space will not have an adverse impac...

Yang discusses the competitive environment in India, UCWeb’s localization efforts, expansion plans and more.

The week-long conference which will focus on education, child protection and women's empowerment will be held simultaneously in Hangzhou an...

Alibaba Mobile Business Group President for overseas business Jack Huang has been elevated to the position of President of Alibaba Mobile B...

In mobile payments and artificial intelligence, China is already leading and has shared its expertise with its neighbours, Girish Ramachand...

"Within the group, there is already a momentum like the PayTm investment," He Xiaopeng, president of mobile business at Alibaba, told ET on...

Alibaba Group's mobile business unit UCWeb will invest Rs 200 crore in India over the next two years for distributing content.

UC Web has announced to invest Rs 120 crore to push scale up content business in India.

UC Web has announced to invest Rs 120 crore to push scale up content business in India.

Company to focus on content distribution through UC News now.

"Digital content consumption is on the rise and the challenge is how can we customise, curate and present diverse content to users," Kenny ...

UC Cricket provides complete cricket content such as live score, news, videos, tweets, photo, stats, previews, commentaries, etc.

UC Browser has become the second-most popular mobile browser in the world with a 17.42% market share, according to StatCounter.

This follows close on the heels of moves by smartphone companies Meizu and OnePlus to actively challenge the dominance of Xiaomi in India.

Vodafone customers, who use devices that run on Java, Symbian and Android systems, can now download the customised version for free.

The investment in expanding UCWeb's India presence is part of a $500 mn corpus that the company plans to invest over the next three years.