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Apple Commits $500 Million for Rare-Earth Magnets

Apple Invests $500M to Secure US Supply of Rare Earth Magnets

Apple is investing $500 million in the mining company MP Materials to secure a domestic supply of rare earth magnets for its devices.

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Apple Commits $500 Million for Rare-Earth Magnets from U.S. Supplier

IT-Online · 6h

Apple commits $500m to US-made rare earth magnets

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Apple commits $500 million over several years to buy US-made rare earth magnets

Apple just announced a commitment of $500 million over several years to buy rare earth magnets from the US-based company MP Materials.

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MP Materials Stock Jumps 19% on Apple’s $500 Million Commitment to Buy Rare-Earth Magnets

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Apple Announces $500 Million Commitment to Buying American Magnets

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Apple inks $500 million rare earth magnet deal to bring supply back to US

The investment is part of a broader push to bring the production of its coveted iPhones to the United States and boost U.S. manufacturing amid a push from the Trump administration to cut reliance on ...

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MP Materials stock soars after $500 million rare earths deal with Apple

EconoTimes · 10h

Apple Secures $500M Deal with MP Materials to Boost U.S. Rare Earth Magnet Supply

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Trump's trade advisor slams Apple's China ties — but Wall Street says it can't afford to leave

Trump's trade advisor Peter Navarro ripped into Apple's reliance on China on Monday. Leaving the country might be harder than Trump thinks, analysts say.

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Apple's India Manufacturing Push Hit As Foxconn Removes Chinese Staff

Foxconn Technology Group has asked hundreds of Chinese engineers and technicians to return home from its iPhone factories in India, a move that is likely to hamper Apple Inc's plans to ramp up production in the country.

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Foxconn Mysteriously Exfiltrates Chinese Engineers From India iPhone Factory

Apple is one of those companies, having started shifting part of its iPhone production to India four years ago. However, Foxconn, the company that makes most of Apple's devices, has done something that may put this diversification strategy in peril,

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Apple's India Ambitions Hit a Wall as Foxconn Sends 300+ Chinese Engineers Home

Apple's India expansion faces hurdles as Foxconn sends 300+ Chinese engineers home, impacting iPhone 17 production.

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Apple’s India expansion hits a snag, as 300 Chinese support staff are recalled

Foxconn, a key manufacturing partner to Apple, has in its bid to diversify its supply chain beyond China, recalled over 300 Chinese engineers and technicians from its India assembly plants over the past two months.

Apple has backup plans for Chinese techies leaving Foxconn: Sources

About 100 Chinese technology professionals have returned, raising doubts about the production of the iPhone 17 in India. However, sources indicate that the situation is being monitored, and Apple is expected to seek solutions to manage the issue.