Apple to invest $500bn in US as it scrambles to beat Trump’s China tariffs
Apple has said it will spend $500bn (£400bn) and hire 20,000 new staff in the US as the tech giant scrambles to avoid the threat of Donald Trump’s tariffs. Tim Cook, Apple’s chief executive, unveiled the four-year investment plan on Monday,
As part of its efforts to further invest in the Chinese market, Apple announced this week that it's bringing its Apple ...
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Apple’s largest-ever $500 billion US investment boosts silicon, jobs amid China tech warApple has announced a staggering $500 billion investment in the United States over the next four years. Notably, this is the ...
Apple CEO Tim Cook has successfully navigated many presidential administrations. Will his commitment to U.S. manufacturing ...
Apple's leaning on companies including Chinese tech giants Alibaba and Baidu to adapt its artificial intelligence system to ...
Apple has mastered the art of hyping the ho-hum. The iPhone maker’s semi-regular product presentations carry on a mystique ...
Apple and Alibaba are set to partner and bring AI to iPhones in China at a time when its smartphone sales in the country are ...
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The tech giant announced on Monday an investment of $500 billion in the U.S. over the next four years which will include ...
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Apple's unexpected response to Trump tariffs prove it's not immune to political pressureThe upcoming US Silicon Tariffs are expected to cause price increases on tech hardware, with price hikes of up to 40%.
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