Henan, home to the world’s largest iPhone factory, expects this initiative to help move its industries up the value chain, advancing beyond labour-intensive manufacturing activities. Source link
Read More »Malaysia set to get its first-ever Apple store as hiring push begins
Apple already has stores in Thailand, Singapore, Hong Kong and mainland China, and also recently started promoting job listings for its first location in India Source link
Read More »Where will the next iPhone be made? Maybe India, Vietnam, not China
Apple’s Chinese suppliers emerge from Covid-19 disruption to a new conundrum of fewer orders, as global demand for gadgets weaken. Source link
Read More »Apple CEO Tim Cook to take more than 40 per cent pay cut
The decision was made based on shareholder feedback, the company’s performance and a recommendation from Cook himself. Source link
Read More »Chip maker TSMC misses sales forecast as consumers buy fewer gadgets
The world’s largest contract chip maker saw its first quarterly revenue miss in two years, as the global economic slowdown has diminished consumer demand for many products that TSMC chips go into. Source link
Read More »Apple to drop Broadcom, Qualcomm chips for in-house parts by 2025
The moves by the world’s most valuable tech company will further upend a chip industry that makes billions of dollars supplying Apple components. Source link
Read More »Apple contract manufacturers need more parts suppliers to move to India
Only a small number of electronics parts suppliers from China have set up a presence in India to support Apple’s major contract manufacturers. Source link
Read More »China smartphone shipments continue to decline amid sluggish local demand
Total smartphone shipments to China reached 214.5 million units from January to October, down from 275.3 million in the same period last year. Source link
Read More »China’s shrinking workforce to send ripples through global economy
UN says number of Chinese aged between 15 and 64 will fall by more than 60 per cent this century. Source link
Read More »Foxconn to sell stake in embattled Chinese chip firm Tsinghua Unigroup
Foxconn said Xingwei, 99 per cent controlled by its China-listed unit, has agreed to sell its holdings for at least US$772 million. Source link
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