but agripreneurs; not just survivors, but innovators. (The author is working at Ambri Apple Research Centre, Pahnoo Shopian SKUAST-K, and can be reached at: [email protected]) ...

Apple is one of the world’s most valuable and powerful companies, offering some of the world’s most popular products. And yet, with the stroke of a sharpie, a raft of U.S. tariffs threatens ...

Apple customers are reportedly scrambling to upgrade their iPhones to avoid expected price hikes driven by President Trump’s tariffs. The looming levies will hit key parts of Apple’s supply ...

Of note, China and India, both huge final assembly hubs for Apple, have been targeted with a 34 percent and 26 percent tariff, respectively. The blanket 10 percent tariffs are in effect now ...

Photo: Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images The adjustments are a short-term stopgap while Apple attempts to win an exemption from President Trump’s tariffs—which Chief Executive Tim Cook obtained ...

Apple, like many other companies, will no doubt be scrambling to ascertain the true impact of President Trump's sweeping tariffs on its global production line. The rollout of "reciprocal tariffs ...

In order to protect its customers from high import fees, Apple shipped an impressive amount of products, including iPhone, to the US from over seas, with very little notice. Here's how it did it.

Apple flew five cargo planes of iPhones and other products from India and China to the US in late March to avoid paying President Trump’s baseline 10% tariff that took effect on April 5, The ...

Apple's efforts to diversify its supply chain may have been for naught with the Trump administration's new tariffs that target multiple countries where Apple sources components for its iPhones ...

The author is working at Ambri Apple Research Centre, Pahnoo Shopian SKUAST-K, and can be reached at [email protected] Quality journalism takes a lot of time, money and hard work to produce and ...