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Foxconn Sends 97% of India-Made iPhones to US as Apple Skirts China Tariffs
With more than 60 million iPhones sold in the U.S. each year, Apple’s dependence on Chinese manufacturing had left it vulnerable to substantial price increases. The redirection of its export pipeline through India is aimed at shielding American consumers—and Apple’s margins—from the full impact of these tariffs.
This is a big jump from last year, when only about half of these phones were sent to the U.S. Before, Indian-made iPhones ...
American companies have for decades turned a blind eye to China’s authoritarianism, lured by cheaper goods while ignoring the ...
Samsung leads India’s smartphone assembly, producing more locally assembled devices than Apple and achieving higher local ...
As the U.S.-China trade war lingers and supply chain vulnerabilities come under the spotlight, global companies are redrawing their production maps.
While a 28-90nm chip might not make headlines in Silicon Valley, California, in India, it just made history! At the end of ...
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