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India removes tax barriers for foreign equipment funding, potentially accelerating Apple's manufacturing expansion and reshaping global supply chains in the post-China era.

Apple prioritizing premium iPhone launches in 2026 amid global memory shortage signals shift in smartphone strategy and supply chain priorities.

Apple achieved its 'best iPhone quarter in history' in China with 38% revenue growth, surprising analysts amid fierce competition from domestic brands like Huawei.

Apple shifts 2026 strategy amid memory chip shortage, prioritizing three premium iPhone models while pushing standard version to 2027. What this means for consumers, competitors, and supply chains.

Apple forecasts 16% growth but reveals chip shortages are limiting iPhone sales. TSMC's advanced node constraints emerge as the real bottleneck, not memory prices.

Apple's Q1 2026 results show 38% China revenue surge and iPhone sales boom, but memory cost pressures loom. What this means for investors and the AI race.

Apple reported 16% revenue growth with strong iPhone demand but shares barely moved due to AI worries. Microsoft plunged 10% on spending concerns while Meta soared on AI monetization success.

Apple's record $144 billion revenue and 16% growth proves the iPhone giant can thrive without joining the AI arms race, buying time to develop its own strategy.

Apple achieved record quarterly revenue with nearly 40% growth in China, but TSMC's 3nm capacity constraints and rising memory costs are creating new challenges for the tech giant.

Apple's Q1 earnings hit record highs thanks to explosive iPhone growth in China and India. But what's driving this shift, and what does it mean for the global smartphone landscape?

Apple reports record iPhone sales in $144 billion quarter, but what does this dominance mean for competition and consumer choice in 2026?

Despite delayed AI features and market skepticism, Apple's iPhone revenue hit $85.3B in Q1 2026, proving consumer demand remains resilient. What's driving this unexpected success?