Consumer electronics and smartphone sales in India experienced a significant slowdown in the March quarter. This trend impacted the overall...

Samsung India reported record sales growth during the Navratri-Dussehra period, driven by a surge in premium smartphone and television dema...

This festive season, premium products—smartphones, refrigerators, laptops, washing machines, and EVs—are seeing strong demand despite uncha...

Amazon India will launch its Great Indian Festival sale on September 23. The sale starts after new GST rates take effect. Prime members get...

The Indian mobile phone industry is urging Prime Minister Modi to reduce the GST on handsets to 5%, highlighting that the increased 18% lev...

Budget: The government has announced a reduction in the basic customs duty on mobile phones and key parts from 20 percent to 15 percent. Th...

Officials also conducted a tax survey at the facilities of one of the vendors of Lenovo, official sources said. These searches were made in...

In a letter to the government, the India Cellular and Electronics Association, representing major electronics manufacturing companies, has ...

The Manufacturers’ Association of Information Technology (MAIT), apex body of electronic product makers, has urged the government to restor...

For smartphones, online sales have touched record 55-60% of total category sales last month, overtaking the halfway mark for the first time...

Credit Suisse expects most consumer companies to retain gains.

Smartphone market leader Xiaomi said corporate tax cut will enhance job generation capability in the industry.

This is the first time that the ministry and DPIIT have pushed for a reduction in GST on these products.

Cupertino-based iPhone and iPad manufacturer Apple has sought certain concessions for setting up manufacturing unit in India.

The GST Council had earlier this month put over 1,200 goods and 500 services in four tax slabs of 5, 12, 18, 28 per cent.

LG plans to launch “affordable” long-term evolution (LTE) smartphones this year, which support fourth-generation LTE technology.

Apple has decided to launch the new iPhones on 1 November, just two days shy of Diwali this year.