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Foxconn has reportedly instructed hundreds of its Chinese engineers and technical staff to return to China.
Foxconn, the Chinese firm responsible for assembling iPhones for Apple in India, has reportedly instructed hundreds of its Chinese engineers and technical staff to return to China, ahead of iPhone 17 launch. Over 300 individuals have already departed, leaving behind only a small number of Taiwanese support personnel still stationed at the facility.
Sales of iPhones in China jumped 8% year-on-year in the three months to the end of June, according to Counterpoint Research. It's the first time Apple has recorded growth in China since the second ...
Foxconn recently invested $1.5 billion to expand its operations in India, and the Indian government also approved plans for a ...
China's Q2 2025 smartphone market expected to have significant growth with Huawei and Apple leading. Apple's promotional ...
Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) shares edged up nearly 1% Thursday after sales of iPhones in China grew for the first time in two years, ...
After a challenging two year period in the Chinese market, Apple has demonstrated a rebound in smartphone sales during the ...
The bulk of Foxconn’s Chinese staff working on iPhones in India have been ordered back to China, according to a new Bloomberg ...
Foxconn's decision to repatriate over 300 Chinese engineers from its India iPhone plants will have a negligible impact on ...
Apples expanding iPhone production in India is making bigger economies uneasy. China sees its decades-long grip on high-tech ...
India is carving out a new space for Foxconn and other high-end manufacturers, just as President Trump demands American ...
Apple’s (AAPL) iPhone sales in China rose in the second quarter for the first time in two years. Data from Counterpoint ...
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