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Apple Eyes Retail Expansion in India, New Job Listings Hint at Apple Store in Hyderabad
Apple has started hiring Store Managers, Senior Managers, and Store Leaders in Hyderabad, according to three new job listings on the iPhone maker's website in India. This signals that the Cupertino-based tech giant could be planning to open its sixth store in the country, after Mumbai, Delhi, Bengaluru, Pune, and Noida. This comes soon after Apple'...
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Apple Just Posted Its Best-Ever Quarter in History: 5 Things You Should Know
Apple announced the financial results for its fiscal 2026 first quarter on Thursday. The Cupertino-based tech giant posted a quarterly revenue of $143.8 billion (roughly Rs. 13.22 lakh crore), reaching a year-on-year (YoY) growth of 16 percent overall. The company CEO Tim Cook called it the “quarter for the record books,” highlighting that it w...
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Apple CEO Tim Cook Shares First Photos Shot On iPhone 17 Pro Max
Apple CEO Tim Cook shared the first photos taken with the iPhone 17 Pro Max on the day of its India launch.
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Apple Stores Said to Be Opened in Mumbai and Bengaluru as Apple Eyes Retail Expansion
Apple is reportedly set to expand its physical retail presence in India, two years after it launched its inaugural Indian retail stores in Mumbai and Delhi in 2023. Apple CEO Tim Cook earlier this year announced plans for four additional Apple Stores across the country. While the tech giant prepares for this expansion, further details on locations ...
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Why Moving iPhone Manufacturing From Asia To US Is Not Easy
US President Donald Trump recently ran into a "little problem" with Tim Cook, after his company Apple said it would be moving a big chunk of its iPhone production for the US market from China to India.
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"Apple's Plans In India Intact": Sources On Trump's 'Make In US' Call
US President Donald Trump on Thursday said he has asked Apple CEO Tim Cook to stop producing iPhones in India, and rather make them in the US.
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"Exactly What India Needs": Capitalmind CEO On Trump's 'Make In US' Call To Tim Cook
Deepak Shenoy, CEO of Capitalmind AMC, has backed US President Donald Trump's recent remarks urging Apple's Tim Cook to stop the expansion of manufacturing in India for devices destined for American consumers.
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'Apple Will Realise...: Sources On Trump's 'Not In India' Call To Tim Cook
Donald Trump's 'don't want you building in India' exhortation to Apple boss Tim Cook was played down Thursday night, with government sources telling NDTV Profit there is significant value for the global tech giant in India.
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Donald Trump's Big "No Tariffs" Claim, And A Sharp Response By S Jaishankar
A day before trade minister Piyush Goyal and a delegation of top negotiators are to arrive in Washington for talks on the proposed India-US trade deal, Donald Trump has let the cat out of the bag by making a huge claim.
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"Don't Want You Building In India": Donald Trump To Apple CEO Tim Cook
US President Donald Trump has told Apple CEO Tim Cook that he does not want him "building in India" and that "India can take care of themselves".
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Apple Eyes Retail Expansion in India, New Job Listings Hint at Apple Store in Hyderabad
Apple has started hiring Store Managers, Senior Managers, and Store Leaders in Hyderabad, according to three new job listings on the iPhone maker's website in India. This signals that the Cupertino-based tech giant could be planning to open its sixth store in the country, after Mumbai, Delhi, Bengaluru, Pune, and Noida. This comes soon after Apple'...
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Apple Just Posted Its Best-Ever Quarter in History: 5 Things You Should Know
Apple announced the financial results for its fiscal 2026 first quarter on Thursday. The Cupertino-based tech giant posted a quarterly revenue of $143.8 billion (roughly Rs. 13.22 lakh crore), reaching a year-on-year (YoY) growth of 16 percent overall. The company CEO Tim Cook called it the “quarter for the record books,” highlighting that it w...
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Apple CEO Tim Cook Shares First Photos Shot On iPhone 17 Pro Max
Apple CEO Tim Cook shared the first photos taken with the iPhone 17 Pro Max on the day of its India launch.
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Apple Stores Said to Be Opened in Mumbai and Bengaluru as Apple Eyes Retail Expansion
Apple is reportedly set to expand its physical retail presence in India, two years after it launched its inaugural Indian retail stores in Mumbai and Delhi in 2023. Apple CEO Tim Cook earlier this year announced plans for four additional Apple Stores across the country. While the tech giant prepares for this expansion, further details on locations ...
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Why Moving iPhone Manufacturing From Asia To US Is Not Easy
US President Donald Trump recently ran into a "little problem" with Tim Cook, after his company Apple said it would be moving a big chunk of its iPhone production for the US market from China to India.
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"Apple's Plans In India Intact": Sources On Trump's 'Make In US' Call
US President Donald Trump on Thursday said he has asked Apple CEO Tim Cook to stop producing iPhones in India, and rather make them in the US.
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"Exactly What India Needs": Capitalmind CEO On Trump's 'Make In US' Call To Tim Cook
Deepak Shenoy, CEO of Capitalmind AMC, has backed US President Donald Trump's recent remarks urging Apple's Tim Cook to stop the expansion of manufacturing in India for devices destined for American consumers.
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'Apple Will Realise...: Sources On Trump's 'Not In India' Call To Tim Cook
Donald Trump's 'don't want you building in India' exhortation to Apple boss Tim Cook was played down Thursday night, with government sources telling NDTV Profit there is significant value for the global tech giant in India.
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Donald Trump's Big "No Tariffs" Claim, And A Sharp Response By S Jaishankar
A day before trade minister Piyush Goyal and a delegation of top negotiators are to arrive in Washington for talks on the proposed India-US trade deal, Donald Trump has let the cat out of the bag by making a huge claim.
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"Don't Want You Building In India": Donald Trump To Apple CEO Tim Cook
US President Donald Trump has told Apple CEO Tim Cook that he does not want him "building in India" and that "India can take care of themselves".
