In May 2025, tensions escalated between U.S. President Donald Trump and Apple CEO Tim Cook over Apple’s decision to shift iPhone production for the U.S. market from China to another country: India.

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 ...

If Apple CEO Tim Cook decides to move his manufacturing unit from India to the US, Apple will suffer more losses than India.

Final checks for June shipments are underway at Foxconn's Karnataka plant. A senior Apple executive from Cupertino also ...

President Trump, on May 15 in Doha, Qatar, addressed Apple's shift of iPhone production from China to India. China fires warning at US treaty ally I’ve been a couples therapist for 30 years: Any of ...

Hey, Tim Cook, the iPhone is ringing and it's for you. The Apple (AAPL) CEO heard from President Donald Trump about the ...

Key Takeaways Apple moving iPhone production to the U.S. is a "non-starter" due to how much it would raise costs, Wedbush ...

President Donald Trump revealed that he told Apple CEO Tim Cook that he didn’t want Apple to shift production to India from ...

Experts warn that Apple's potential move of iPhone assembly from India to the US could harm its profit margins. Currently, ...

Donald Trump has expressed his disapproval of Apple's expansion plans in India, urging CEO Tim Cook to shift iPhone ...

Apple CEO Tim Cook announced that the company would begin importing iPhones made in India to meet most of the demand in the ...

Trump’s call for Apple to “build in the U.S., not India” was accompanied by praise for India’s low tariffs—something he ...