Apple’s long term strategy includes deepening investments in Indian production, although scaling high-end manufacturing remains challenging. TechInsight analyst Abhilash Kumar said that by 2026 ...

However, the biggest issue seems to be Chinese attempts to stonewall Apple’s India manufacturing dreams ... This comes as Apple has been looking to aggressively shift a chunk of its production ...

Ready to pay $2,949 for a base storage iPhone 17 Pro Max? Apple’s supposed shifting of its manufacturing to India is an insurance policy against such chaos in the future, but it did not begin here.

U.S. President Donald Trump urged Apple's (NASDAQ:AAPL) CEO Tim Cook to stop building facilities in India, targeting the company's intention to diversify its manufacturing footprint beyond China.

President Trump took a swing Thursday at Apple CEO Tim Cook over his company’s manufacturing in India, emphasizing that he wants the iPhone maker to expand production in the United States.

The Trump administration previously claimed that Apple is contemplating on bringing the iPhone manufacturing right on US soil, but now, the US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick has revealed more ...

While it's unclear how long the trade war with China will continue, Apple's shift is part of a larger strategy that may include more US component manufacturing, says Angelo Zino, a senior vice ...