US spares some Apple products from latest round of Chinese tariffs [updated]
The Trump Administration has decided to exclude a category of high-tech products from its latest round of tariffs on Chinese made products, which includes Apple Watch.
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Proposed China tariffs could raise prices for Apple Watch, AirPods, HomePod and more
Unless China and the United States resolve their trade war, the prices for key Apple products could be rising. These include the Apple Watch and others.
iPhone could be hit by Trump’s next round of tariffs aimed at China
The iPhone could soon be at the center of the trade dispute between China and the United States. Unfortunately, Apple is vulnerable on both sides.
Trump administration could impose 10 percent tariff on future Apple Watch models
If the trade war between the U.S. and China continues, Apple might be forced to levy a 10 percent tariff on Apple Watches. Nothing is finalized, however.
Despite Trump’s pledge, Apple’s still worried about Chinese tariffs
Apple’s been told by the Trump Administration that there won’t be tariffs placed on iPhones. Despite this, the company’s still worried.
Cook tells Trump coding should be requirement in every public school
Apple’s boss Tim Cook, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos and other tech leaders met with Donald Trump today, with Cook pushing the President to make coding a requirement in schools.
Can you guess what the only app on Trump’s iPhone is?
After tweeting for years from an old, unsecured Android phone, President Trump switched to an iPhone this spring. He reportedly has only one app installed on his phone.
Tim Cook explains why he met with President-elect Donald Trump
In a recent Q&A on Apple’s internal info web service, Tim Cook explained to employees why he met with President-elect Donald Trump last week. Cook was one of many executives that participated in a high-profile roundtable with Trump to discuss a variety of tech-related issues.
The meeting inspired a lot of negative reactions from folks in and around Silicon Valley, who felt like it was hypocritical of the tech leaders to meet with Trump, given their public condemnations of his comments and actions. But Cook explains that open communication is important.
Donald Trump dumps shares over Apple’s ‘dumb refusal’ to give us bigger iPhones
Following Apple’s record-setting holiday quarter, its stock still dropped eight percent in after-hours trading because the 51 million iPhones sold missed Wall Street consensus by a few million units. American businessman Donald Trump took to Twitter to express his dissatisfaction with Apple losing its vision and momentum, going on a rant over Apple’s “dumb refusal” to give iPhones bigger screens.
Samsung’s sizes are “much better”, Trump said and stressed he sold his Apple stock because iPhones are still four inches. I’m sure Tim Cook immediately called for an emergency meeting with his lieutenants, fearing the wrath of Mr. Trump…