President Trump wants an American-made iPhone. Apple Chief Executive Tim Cook has no plans to deliver one any time soon.

Apple is likely to be the biggest loser if it leaves India to build a manufacturing unit in the US as wanted by US President ...

Apple has been gradually shifting some of the production of the iPhone from China to India. However, a recent statement by US ...

Foxconn’s Bengaluru plant is set to begin iPhone shipments by June. Apple may shift all U.S.-bound iPhone assembly to India.

President Donald Trump expressed his displeasure with CEO of Apple Tim Cook about the company’s plan to manufacture iPhones ...

Apple is set to begin exporting its first batch of iPhones to the U.S. market from its manufacturing facility in Bengaluru.

Foxconn's iPhone manufacturing unit in Devanahalli, Karnataka is nearly ready, with commercial shipments expected by June.

New Foxconn's iPhone manufacturing unit is being established at the Information Technology Investment Region (ITIR) in ...

Will Apple move iPhone production from China to the U.S. rather than India to please President Trump? Seeking Alpha analysts ...

The economics of manufacturing iPhones in the US don't add up, and that situation is unlikely to change, even as Trump pushes ...

Apple executives assured the Indian government officials that the company's investment plans are intact and the country would ...

If Apple CEO Tim Cook decides to move the company’s manufacturing units from India to US, it will be Apple which will lose ...