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Apple Said to Ramp Up Hiring Ahead of Plans to Begin iPad, MacBook and AirPods Manufacturing in India
Apple is reportedly expanding its workforce across various divisions in India. Since 2017, the Cupertino-based company has been manufacturing iPhone models in the country and is now aiming to reduce its reliance on China by diversifying its manufacturing processes and enhancing supply chain resilience. As part of this strategy, Apple is said to be ...
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How Trump vs China Trade War Fallout Has Dealt A Blow To 'Make In India'
India's manufacturing industry is bearing the brunt of a fallout between the United States and China over threats of a trade and tariff war by the incoming Trump administration, and its retaliatory measures imposed by Beijing.
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BYD and other Chinese Manufacturers Reportedly Looking to Double Overseas Capacity
Amidst the ever growing competition in China, Companies like BYD and other manufacturers are investing heavily in European plants.
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India's Manufacturing Incentives Progress Amid Efforts to Cut China Imports
Since 2020, India's cash incentives to boost domestic manufacturing have attracted over $17 billion (roughly Rs. 1,42,279 crore) of investment. The scheme, which offers four to six percent cash incentives on incremental sales to manufacturers, was launched across 14 sectors including electronics, pharmaceuticals, textiles and white goods.
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India Must Focus On Manufacturing To Compete With China: S Jaishankar
To compete with China on the economic front, India should focus on manufacturing, a key sector which was ignored by governments before Prime Minister Narendra Modi came to power in 2014, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said on Monday.
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Government to Start Electronics Repair Pilot Project; Will Test Easing Rules to Lure Manufacturers
India will start a pilot project this week to establish itself as an electronics repair hub by relaxing cumbersome import-export rules, a move that could draw tech majors such as Flex to expand such operations in the country.
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"Watch Out, China": Union Minister To NDTV On Apple's Bullish India Plans
India will gallop in electronics manufacturing and pull a major chunk of the sector away from China, Rajeev Chandrasekhar told NDTV in an interview, two days after Apple CEO Tim Cook personally opened the company's first retail store in India.
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TSMC Founder Morris Chang Supports US Moves to Curb China's Chip Advances
TSMC founder Morris Chang said on Thursday that he backed US efforts to slow down China's chip advances, but warned of increasing prices and reducing availability of chips. The 91-year-old retired founder of TSMC, Asia's most valuable listed company and a major Apple supplier, remains an influential voice in Taiwan's chip industry.
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South Korea Proposes Stronger Incentives, Bigger Tax Breaks to Boost Critical Chip Sector
South Korea plans to introduce bigger tax breaks for chip manufacturers in the country, a month after a law allowing for new incentives was passed. The country has been caught between the US and China in an escalating fight over critical semiconductors, which are used in a wide range of electronic devices from smartphones to missiles.
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iPhone Supplier Foxconn Told to Hire Retired Government Workers in China: Report
Foxconn's iPhone factory in Zhengzhou may say retired soldiers and government workers as employers soon as the local authorities in China's Henan province are urging them to take on stints at the iPhone manufacturing facility, as per Shanghai Securities News. Foxconn declined to comment on the hiring schemes.
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iPhone Factory Lockdown Shows Risk of Dependence on Zero-COVID China for Manufacturing, Analysts Say
China's lockdown of Foxconn's iPhone manufacturing plant in Zhengzhou highlights the risks of relying on zero-Covid China's manufacturing sector, according to analysts. Apple relies on China for 90 percent of its smartphone production, and Zhengzhou is Foxconn's crown jewel, churning out iPhone models in quantities not seen anywhere else.
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India May Let Chinese Firms Enter Joint Ventures With Local Companies: Report
The Indian government is open to letting Chinese companies enter the country's high-tech electronics sector should they set up manufacturing plants in partnerships with local companies, a report said.
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Asia's Factory Activity Slumps On China's COVID-19 Curbs, US Recession Fears
Asia's factory activity slumped in August as China's zero COVID curbs and cost pressures continued to hurt businesses, surveys showed on Thursday, darkening the outlook for the region's fragile economic recovery.
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"Crimes Against Humanity": UN On Minorities Doing Forced Labour In China
Minorities have been drafted into forced labour in China's Xinjiang region in sectors such as agriculture and manufacturing, a report by an independent UN expert has concluded, in what it said could amount to "enslavement as a crime against humanity"
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US Said to Consider Crackdown on Chinese Memory Chip Manufacturers: All Details
The US is considering limiting American chipmaking equipment to China-based chip makers like Yangtze Memory Technologies Co Ltd (YMTC) in a move that is said to be aimed at halting China's semiconductor sector advances and protect US companies Western Digital and Micron, which together represent about a quarter of the NAND chips market.
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Apple Said to Ramp Up Hiring Ahead of Plans to Begin iPad, MacBook and AirPods Manufacturing in India
Apple is reportedly expanding its workforce across various divisions in India. Since 2017, the Cupertino-based company has been manufacturing iPhone models in the country and is now aiming to reduce its reliance on China by diversifying its manufacturing processes and enhancing supply chain resilience. As part of this strategy, Apple is said to be ...
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How Trump vs China Trade War Fallout Has Dealt A Blow To 'Make In India'
India's manufacturing industry is bearing the brunt of a fallout between the United States and China over threats of a trade and tariff war by the incoming Trump administration, and its retaliatory measures imposed by Beijing.
-
BYD and other Chinese Manufacturers Reportedly Looking to Double Overseas Capacity
Amidst the ever growing competition in China, Companies like BYD and other manufacturers are investing heavily in European plants.
-
India's Manufacturing Incentives Progress Amid Efforts to Cut China Imports
Since 2020, India's cash incentives to boost domestic manufacturing have attracted over $17 billion (roughly Rs. 1,42,279 crore) of investment. The scheme, which offers four to six percent cash incentives on incremental sales to manufacturers, was launched across 14 sectors including electronics, pharmaceuticals, textiles and white goods.
-
India Must Focus On Manufacturing To Compete With China: S Jaishankar
To compete with China on the economic front, India should focus on manufacturing, a key sector which was ignored by governments before Prime Minister Narendra Modi came to power in 2014, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said on Monday.
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Government to Start Electronics Repair Pilot Project; Will Test Easing Rules to Lure Manufacturers
India will start a pilot project this week to establish itself as an electronics repair hub by relaxing cumbersome import-export rules, a move that could draw tech majors such as Flex to expand such operations in the country.
-
"Watch Out, China": Union Minister To NDTV On Apple's Bullish India Plans
India will gallop in electronics manufacturing and pull a major chunk of the sector away from China, Rajeev Chandrasekhar told NDTV in an interview, two days after Apple CEO Tim Cook personally opened the company's first retail store in India.
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TSMC Founder Morris Chang Supports US Moves to Curb China's Chip Advances
TSMC founder Morris Chang said on Thursday that he backed US efforts to slow down China's chip advances, but warned of increasing prices and reducing availability of chips. The 91-year-old retired founder of TSMC, Asia's most valuable listed company and a major Apple supplier, remains an influential voice in Taiwan's chip industry.
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South Korea Proposes Stronger Incentives, Bigger Tax Breaks to Boost Critical Chip Sector
South Korea plans to introduce bigger tax breaks for chip manufacturers in the country, a month after a law allowing for new incentives was passed. The country has been caught between the US and China in an escalating fight over critical semiconductors, which are used in a wide range of electronic devices from smartphones to missiles.
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iPhone Supplier Foxconn Told to Hire Retired Government Workers in China: Report
Foxconn's iPhone factory in Zhengzhou may say retired soldiers and government workers as employers soon as the local authorities in China's Henan province are urging them to take on stints at the iPhone manufacturing facility, as per Shanghai Securities News. Foxconn declined to comment on the hiring schemes.
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iPhone Factory Lockdown Shows Risk of Dependence on Zero-COVID China for Manufacturing, Analysts Say
China's lockdown of Foxconn's iPhone manufacturing plant in Zhengzhou highlights the risks of relying on zero-Covid China's manufacturing sector, according to analysts. Apple relies on China for 90 percent of its smartphone production, and Zhengzhou is Foxconn's crown jewel, churning out iPhone models in quantities not seen anywhere else.
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India May Let Chinese Firms Enter Joint Ventures With Local Companies: Report
The Indian government is open to letting Chinese companies enter the country's high-tech electronics sector should they set up manufacturing plants in partnerships with local companies, a report said.
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Asia's Factory Activity Slumps On China's COVID-19 Curbs, US Recession Fears
Asia's factory activity slumped in August as China's zero COVID curbs and cost pressures continued to hurt businesses, surveys showed on Thursday, darkening the outlook for the region's fragile economic recovery.
-
"Crimes Against Humanity": UN On Minorities Doing Forced Labour In China
Minorities have been drafted into forced labour in China's Xinjiang region in sectors such as agriculture and manufacturing, a report by an independent UN expert has concluded, in what it said could amount to "enslavement as a crime against humanity"
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US Said to Consider Crackdown on Chinese Memory Chip Manufacturers: All Details
The US is considering limiting American chipmaking equipment to China-based chip makers like Yangtze Memory Technologies Co Ltd (YMTC) in a move that is said to be aimed at halting China's semiconductor sector advances and protect US companies Western Digital and Micron, which together represent about a quarter of the NAND chips market.
