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Apple may have a key problem bringing back manufacturing to beat Trump tariffs, former Intel CEO warns
The White House issued a rule that spared smartphones, computers, semiconductors, and other electronics from reciprocal tariffs, especially the harsher tariffs on Chinese goods. US Customs and Border Protection said the goods would be excluded from Trump's 10% global tariff and the 125% reciprocal Chinese tariffs.
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Apple Not ‘Out Of The Woods Yet’ Says Analyst Who Warns Of Rising Costs From Trump’s Trade WarApple (AAPL) stock is down over 3.5% in afternoon trading on Monday, aligning with broader market weakness amid ongoing ...
Trump administration officials are talking about the prospect of bringing tech manufacturing from overseas to the U.S. The ...
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Trump’s tariffs weaken Apple, boost Samsung as MAGA support slidesDonald Trump wants the US to become a manufacturing powerhouse again, but he has a;ready given a leg up to ... Read More The ...
CNBC’s Jim Cramer on Monday opined on why it’s currently hard to hold on to two of his favorite stocks, Nvidia and Apple.
Listen to this full episode of The New Abnormal on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon and Stitcher (update links). Pope Francis ...
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Here's the one with more upside, according to Wall Street analysts. The post Apple vs. Meta Platforms: Which "Magnificent ...
The European Union denies that it has been holding off on fining firms including Apple and Meta because of concerns of reprisals from Trump.
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EU denies claims of delayed fines against tech giants due to Trump pressureThe European Union (EU) has strongly refuted claims that it is postponing fines against major technology corporations, ...
Apple chartered six cargo flights from Chennai to ship 600 tons of iPhones from India to the United States to combat Trump's ...
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