Despite years of pressure, Apple’s business is still so dependent on China that the tech giant can’t operate without it.

Apple expects US$900 million in higher costs from tariffs in the current period, CEO Tim Cook said during a conference call.

The company’s shares declined as much as 4.2% in late trading Thursday after Apple released second-quarter results that ...

Analysts at JP Morgan are looking more favorably at Q2 results, predicting that Apple may actually see increased revenue in ...

Sales in the so-called Greater China region fell 2.25 per cent to US$16 billion, down from US$16.37 billion a year ago, ...

Apple has reported first-quarter profit above expectations but warned that US tariffs could cost the company and were ...

AppleCare services and accessories produced in China remain subject to the 145% tariff, but Apple appears to be absorbing ...

Apple reported fiscal second-quarter earnings after Thursday's closing bell. Investors got a bit of clarity on the tariff ...

Apple’s shares slumped in after-hours trading despite stronger-than-expected earnings. Tariff uncertainties and regulatory ...

Apple’s declining China sales take the shine off otherwise solid results. Golf star Rory McIlroy teams up with TPG to launch ...

Apple plans to exit most of its Chinese manufacturing relationships. It now wants all iPhones sold in the United States to be ...

The disincentives for Apple shifting its production domestically include a complex supply chain that it began building in ...