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Trump’s tariffs could cost Apple $900 million this quarter, CEO Tim Cook says

  • Apple's CEO Tim Cook said tariffs imposed by President Trump could increase the company's costs by $900 million this quarter, despite efforts to mitigate impact.
  • Following the implementation of tariffs on Chinese-made goods in April, Apple’s stock tumbled 23%, resulting in a brief loss of $773 billion in market value for shareholders.
  • Apple has shifted most iPhone production for U.S. Sales to India and iPads to Vietnam to avoid tariffs, building its Indian supply chain over seven years as part of a $500 billion U.S. Investment plan.
  • Despite a 2.3% revenue decline in Greater China, strong demand boosted iPhone sales 1.9% to $46.84 billion in Q1, surpassing Wall Street expectations with overall revenue rising 5.1% to $95.36 billion.
  • Cook remains confident in Apple's resilience amid trade pressures, emphasizing the company's ability to manage margins and signaling ongoing efforts to maintain favorable relations with the administration.
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Trump's tariffs could cost Apple $900 million this quarter, CEO Tim Cook says

Tariffs could add $900 million to Apple’s costs this quarter, Apple CEO Tim Cook said on Thursday.

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