NEW DELHI, (IANS) – As Apple continues to minimize its dependence on China, the iPhone maker is increasing investments in India and is reportedly in advanced talks with Tata Group’s Titan Company and ...

Apple has ramped up its manufacturing efforts in India after the COVID-19 pandemic. Working closely with its supply-chain partners, the company has set up multiple production facilities in the country ...

Pre-orders for the iPhone 16 series have already begun, and according to recent reports, the iPhone 16 Pro and 16 Pro Max have registered lower pre-order numbers compared to their predecessors, ...

Assembling iPhones on a production line requires extremely expensive specialist equipment. In some cases, Apple’s manufacturing partners like Foxconn and Tata bear the cost of buying these machines.

In the midst of the trade war between the US and China, companies like Apple have been trying to find ways to avoid the crazy tariffs imposed by President Trump on imports. A report earlier this month ...

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Tata Electronics has surpassed Taiwanese giant Foxconn in assembling iPhones for export from India during the FY22-FY26 PLI ...

A Tata Electronics plant in Chennai, India, that makes components for iPhones reportedly caught fire on Saturday, halting production. It’s not clear yet how this will affect iPhone assembly in the ...

Leading analyst Craig Moffett suggests any plans to move U.S. iPhone assembly to India is unrealistic. Moffett, ranked as a top analyst multiple times by Institutional Investor, sent a memo to clients ...

Tata Electronics overtook Foxconn in iPhone export value during the PLI period, underscoring its rapid rise as Apple's key manufacturing partner in India ...