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“No chance” iPhones can be made in the US, analysts say — options Apple could explore instead to tackle tariffs
Apple is staring down a major supply chain and pricing dilemma after President Donald Trump on Friday threatened to impose a 25% tariff on all iPhones sold in the United States unless the tech giant begins manufacturing the devices domestically.
Trump’s ‘Little Problem’ With Tim Cook Is a Big One for Apple
Apple Inc. has become a frequent target for attacks by President Donald Trump, a factor that has held the stock back as other big tech companies have rebounded over the past month.
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Trump Threatens Tim Cook To Manufacture IPhones In US Or Face 'At Least 25%' Tariffs- AAPL Stock Slides Over 3% In Premarket
Trump took to his Truth Social to reiterate his expectations to Apple’s CEO, Tim Cook, that iPhones sold in the U.S. should be “manufactured and built” domestically and not in India. He warned of a substantial tariff of “at least 25%” if this is not the case.
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Donald Trump lashes out at Tim Cook with brutal three-word threat to Apple
Trump's threat came after he asked Cook to stop making the popular phones in India and pivot to U.S. production instead.
Apple's cost calculus: Why Donald Trump's 25% tariff won't scare Tim Cook off India
Even with a 25% tariff, the numbers still favor India. A $1,000 iPhone made in India would incur a $250 tariff. Add that to the $30 assembly cost, and the total is $280—still far cheaper than U.S. assembly alone.
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