Apple edges past expectations as world girds for tariff impact
- Apple released its latest quarterly earnings showing revenue growth and discussed tariff impacts on its supply chain.
- CEO Tim Cook explained that US tariffs and trade tensions with China prompted Apple to shift significant iPhone production to India.
- Apple sources about half of the iPhones sold in the US from India and most other products like Mac and iPad from Vietnam to reduce tariff exposure.
- Apple reported $95.36 billion in revenue for the fiscal second quarter, marking a 5.1% increase that surpassed Wall Street’s projections, alongside earnings of $24.78 billion and $1.65 per share.
- The tariff-driven production shift aims to lessen risks from ongoing trade disputes but faces logistical challenges likely delaying completion until next year.
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