In a press gaggle, President Donald Trump said that some companies that have been hit the hardest by the blockbuster tariffs applied by the administration may get some relief -- and nobody has been or will be hit harder than Apple.
After multiple painful days, Apple stock has finally enjoyed some recovery, finishing the day up after President Trump delivered a mixed message for the iPhone maker on the tariff situation.
Apple's stock has regained some of its losses after the announcement of a 90-day pause on some new tariffs, while the tariff on imports from China to the U.S. has been jacked up to 125%.
Owners of the iPhone 16e now have access to tools and instructions on how to repair their phone's display and other components -- though you still need nerves of steel.
Apple's $500 billion investment in the United States may sound like a big deal. In reality, it's just a continuation of what it's done for quite a few years already with no notable expansion.
With a 104% tariff now in effect on Chinese-made iPhone models, Apple is bracing for higher costs -- but instead of raising prices outright, it may make changes it hopes you may not see.
A quote from the CEO of Luxshare is firing up speculation that AirPods production will move to the US, but the scaffolding of the statement is too flimsy to hold the weight of the guesswork.