One analyst predicts the highest-tier iPhone could cost as much as $2,300. As a result, several Apple Stores across the US experienced a holiday-level rush over the weekend, according to employees who ...

If you're considering buying a new iPhone 16, it's best to do so sooner rather than later as Trump's tariffs will take action soon.

Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) stores in the United States have experienced a spike in customer traffic, with consumers reportedly rushing to purchase iPhones over concerns that upcoming tariffs may drive ...

A series of reciprocal tariffs on Chinese imports are primarily driving the anticipated price surge. These include a 10 percent duty that came into effect on ...

Consumers are already seeing prices rise in response to recently imposed tariffs. Car dealers are marketing vehicles as ...

The atmosphere feels like the busy holiday season, store employees say, as panicked customers splurge on Apple products.

D.C., is among the throngs of U.S. consumers who have rushed to buy new iPhones over the past week, expecting that new tariffs will prompt Apple to raise prices.

Trump's tariffs start on April 9. To avoid quickly raising iPhone prices, Apple rushed five planes full of iPhones from India.

In the short term, Apple has airlifted stockpiles of iPhone and Mac products into the ... the company chartered cargo flights to rush inventory into the U.S. But that buffer won't last long.

Apple flew in iPhones from India and China on five planes to beat Trump’s tariff deadline and avoid U.S. price hikes.

though Apple may delay any immediate price increases. One retail worker said the current rush is unusual for April, which is typically the off-season for iPhone upgrades. Another said the momentum ...