Apple CEO Tim Cook joined President Donald Trump at the White House on Wednesday to announce that the tech company would ...

Apple announced a $100 billion investment in U.S. manufacturing, aiming to bring more of its supply chain to the country and ...

Apple's iPhone manufacturing in India, which began as a small-scale pilot, has now become a central pillar of its global ...

Some of Apple’s most valuable parts, such as its glass and facial recognition sensor, are made by U.S. companies that Apple ...

Aiming to shift manufacturing back to the United States, President Trump had previously made Apple AAPL his main target of companies that would face steep penalties if they continued to ramp up ...

Another notable suggestion was Thinking Machines Lab, the startup founded by former OpenAI CTO Mira Murati. The company has raised $12 billion so far, though it has yet to launch any products. In July ...

If you want to understand the silly little scene that played out between Apple CEO Tim Cook and President Donald Trump at the White House on Wednesday, you might start by remembering something that ...

It’s been a rocky few months for Apple, but it appears its relationship with Trump is back on solid footing, for now.

Apple’s ($AAPL) latest $100 billion investment pledge in the U.S. has drawn praise from Wall Street. Notably, Wedbush’s top-rated analyst, Dan ...

Apple stock is gaining ground today after CEO Tim Cook announced at the White House yesterday that his company will be investing another $100 billion to strengthen its U.S. manufacturing base. The ...

Apple (AAPL) is courting President Trump with a fresh $100 billion manufacturing push, but it's questionable whether the move will deliver real gains for shareholders. "I'd be very careful not to ...

President Donald Trump said yesterday that the iPhone maker and other companies like it could be exempt from future semiconductor tariffs, based on its recent investments in U.S. manufacturing, in a ...