Tim Cook and his adherence to the “long arc of time” won—again. The iPhone is exempt from the White House’s latest escalation ...

In a guest essay in the New York Times, Apple expert Patrick McGee explains how your next iPhone will cost $1,000s more – or ...

Tech companies have found themselves in the crosshairs of Trump’s aggressive tariff policies this week, with the Magnificent ...

The White House says President Trump believes Apple can make a U.S. iPhone, but there are many reasons why analysts say ...

You will probably have to pay a lot more for your next iPhone. That’s bad news for Apple, for our markets and for our economy ...

Tim Cook, the current chief executive officer of Apple Inc., says they prefer China as a location for manufacturing because ...

Trump made it clear that he wants Apple to begin building the device in the US. Meanwhile, the tech giant is also more ...

During the most recent fiscal year that ended in September, Apple reportedly exported more than $17 billion worth of iPhones ...

Trump’s tariffs aim to bring manufacturing back to the U.S. So what—besides magic—would it take to make iPhones here?

With iPhones now partly made in India, Apple's avoiding the worst of the China tariffs, which could've pushed the top-end iPhone 16 Pro Max to a jaw-dropping $2,300, up from its current $1,599.

Apple relies on a number of other countries for its manufacturing, many of which are being hit with aggressive tariffs.

Trump is ramping up a trade war with China by tripling tariffs on Chinese goods to 125%—a number that does not bode well for ...