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Apple's cost calculus: Why Donald Trump's 25% tariff won't scare Tim Cook off India

Even with a 25% tariff, the numbers still favor India. A $1,000 iPhone made in India would incur a $250 tariff. Add that to the $30 assembly cost, and the total is $280—still far cheaper than U.S. assembly alone.

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Apple’s love affair with India is being tested by Trump’s ‘little problem’ with CEO Tim Cook

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"A tariff of 25% must be paid by Apple” Tim Cook threatened by Trump for continuing to invest in India

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Playbook PM: Trump bites at Apple

“Some Wall Street analysts have estimated that moving iPhone production to the U.S. would raise the price of the Apple smartphone by at least 25%.”

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Trump Threatens Apple With 25% Tariff on Foreign-Made iPhones

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Trump threatens Apple with a 25% tariff if it doesn’t build iPhones in America

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Trump trolls Apple, stocks slide in volatile week: Live Updates

President Donald Trump took another swipe at Apple CEO Tim Cook pressuring him to bring iPhone manufacturing back to the U.S.

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Donald Trump’s ‘little problem’ with Tim Cook is a big one for Apple

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Trump warns Apple of 25% tariffs if iPhones not made in US

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Trump is playing a ‘game of chicken’ with Tim Cook over Apple’s India production to pressure for ‘full-blown’ U.S. manufacturing, analyst says

It's just saying, ‘I think we can squeeze a little bit more out of you,’” Morningstar technology analyst William Kerwin told Fortune.

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Trump chides Apple CEO Tim Cook for moving iPhone production to India instead of U.S.

WASHINGTON − President Donald Trump said he chided Apple CEO Tim Cook for moving iPhone production from China to India rather than the United States. “I had a little problem with Tim Cook ...

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Days after Trump’s ‘don’t build iPhones in India’ remark, Apple supplier Foxconn invests $1.5 billion in Tamil Nadu unit

The investment comes amid heightened political rhetoric from US President Donald Trump, who said in Doha that Apple should manufacture products for the US market within America, not India.