Chinese tech firms WeRide and Lenovo are set to deploy 200,000 autonomous vehicles worldwide in the next five years. This ambitious collabo...

India's tablet market expanded by 2 percent in 2025. Samsung secured the top spot with increased market share. The market saw a significant...

Lenovo including Motorola achieved 9% share in Indian smartphone market in the fourth quarter of 2016 and maintained its position till firs...

“We are confident to meet the 30% local sourcing requirement,” Agarwal said. “We will build the ecosystem in India and are already working ...

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

While the company will not drop prices of its popular models, discounts through cashbacks and buybacks will be offered during Diwali.

As per IDC's recent report released this month, both Motorola (now owned by Lenovo) and Lenovo combine emerged as the number two player in ...

Lenovo claimed it was ahead of Apple, Micromax and Oppo, while Samsung remained the leader in the worldwide smartphone market.

Lenovo India is aiming for a market share of over 20 per cent to become the leader in the Indian PC market by the end of the current fiscal.

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

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

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

The company is the largest player in the personal computer market in India and hopes to replicate the results fast growing smart phone mark...

Chinese PC maker Lenovo said that it is actively looking for acquisition oppurtunities of PC makers in India and elsewhere in the world.

The company's sales increased by a healthy 54 per cent from the year-ago period to $ 7.5 billion in the quarter, Lenovo said in a statement.

Lenovo is finally giving some serious thoughts to ThinkPad, the iconic brand it lapped up five years ago from IBM.

For Lenovo, the world’s fourth largest PC maker, regaining share in India’s computer market has been a tough journey.