The Trump administration is losing patience with Apple's slow progress in moving operations out of China. However, the iPhone maker looks increasingly stuck in China, according to Wall Street analysts ...

Only Apple and Samsung sell more smartphones worldwide. The company also peddles a vast array of devices that connect to its ...

Apple’s (AAPL) long-standing reliance on China for both manufacturing and consumer demand has sparked concern among investors and analysts. With rising geopolitical tensions and tariff escalation, ...

Equities have been volatile recently. The S&P 500 even flirted with bear market territory earlier this year. While it has ...

2025 is shaping up to be a pivotal year for Apple as it tries to find new ways to grow. Does that mean you should buy or sell ...

Apple’s deal with MP Materials is more than just a supply-chain strategy. It's a geopolitical insurance policy.

If BOE's display module mass production qualification is approved in July, it will strengthen its role in Apple's supply ...

The Trump administration is once again pressuring Apple to ditch China — but its vision for U.S. iPhone production doesn't quite add up.

Apple saw its first year-over-year iPhone sales growth in China in two years during the second quarter of 2025, according to ...

The moves by Apple and the Pentagon are part of a broader U.S. push to nearshore rare earth supply chains. Earlier this year, ...

Apple in China raises the specter that the dramatic offshoring of tech manufacturing, even if it's just smartphones, earbuds, and computers, may also threaten American security interests.

Within a decade of the call between Tim Cook and Terry Gou, there was a dramatic transformation in how and where Apple made things. "In 1999, none of Apple's products were made in mainland China; by ...