President Donald Trump's 25% tariffs on Indian goods will do little to slow the role of the Asian country as a key hub for manufacturing iPhones, even when it means more expensive smartphones for U.S.

Evercore ISI analyst Amit Daryanani wrote on Wednesday that Apple's stock didn't react too much to Trump's announcement that he planned to apply a 25% tariff rate to imports from India, or his later ...

Most US iPhones are now made in India rather than China, as Apple rejigs its supply chain to avoid tariffs on products ...

Analysts suggest that the US's 25% tariffs on Indian goods will not significantly disrupt Apple's iPhone manufacturing in ...

Apple reported strong iPhone sales and rebound in revenue from China, giving a much-needed boost to two parts of the ...

Despite recent criticism about its product outlook, the company reported strong sales of iPhones, Macs and services.

Apple forecast revenue for the current quarter ending in September well above Wall Street’s estimates on Thursday, sending shares up despite a warning from CEO Tim Cook that U.S. tariffs would add $1.

Apple shook off a thicket of tariffs and a botched entry into artificial intelligence to accelerate its revenue growth during its springtime quarter, but the trendsetting company still faces a bumpy r ...

Apple investors will be listening on its conference call to hear what impacts the company expects to feel following President ...

Sales of iPhones, the company’s best-selling product, were up 13.5% to $44.58 billion, beating analyst expectations of $40.22 ...

Apple Inc.’s iPhone exports to the US from India will remain untouched by President Donald Trump’s latest 25% tariffs on the South Asian nation, for now.