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Apple Aims to Build Most iPhones for US in India by End of 2026
Apple is seeking to import most of the iPhones it sells in the US from India by the end of next year. The plans are the latest sign of Apple and its suppliers accelerating a pivot away from China, a process that began when harsh Covid lockdowns hurt production at its largest plant.
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Trump's Indian-Origin Pick To Head Health Agency Was Covid Lockdown Critic
Indian-origin physician Jay Bhattacharya is Donald Trump's choice to head the National Institutes of Health (NIH), the country's top public funder of medical research with a budget of around $47.3 billion.
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At Least 4 Dead In School Shooting In US's Georgia, Suspect, 14, Arrested
At least four people have died after a gunman opened fire at a high school in US's Georgia. Police and medics rushed to the school and the neighbourhood was put under "a hard lockdown".
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Weight Loss Tips: Hungry Between Meals? Follow These Tips To Avoid Unhealthy Snacking
Many of us often end up consuming empty calories from mindless snacking. These tips will help you make sure you follow a healthy diet.
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US Embassy In London Briefly Placed Under Lockdown Over Suspicious Package
The US embassy in south London was on Wednesday briefly placed under lockdown as a suspicious package was investigated by armed security officials.
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Blinken Says China Repression Of Covid Protests "Sign Of Weakness"
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said Wednesday that China's "repressive" crackdown on protests over Covid lockdowns showed "weakness" by the communist leadership.
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"Biden's Monitoring, We All Are": US On China Covid Unrest
US President Joe Biden is monitoring unrest in China by protesters demanding an end to Covid lockdowns and greater political freedoms, the White House said Monday, as rallies popped up in solidarity around the United States.
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US Backs Protests In China Against Xi Jinping's Zero Covid Policy
The White House on Monday said it supported the Chinese people's right to peacefully protest against COVID-19 lockdowns and it did not see supply chain impacts from the demonstrations.
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Google Pixel Phones May Be Assembled in India Amid China Lockdowns, US Tensions: Report
Google has solicited bids from manufacturers in India to make a part of the company’s estimated annual production of the Pixel smartphones, a report has suggested. It wants to make about 10-20 percent of its phones in India.
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America's Largest Mall Under Lockdown After Gunshots Fired: Police
America's largest mall went into lockdown Thursday over what police described as an "active incident," with reports of shots being fired, sparking scenes of chaos inside the giant complex in midwestern Minnesota.
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How's The Nightlife In Delhi Post COVID Lockdown? Restaurateurs Reveal All
Some of the prominent restaurateurs gave us a clear picture of the revived nightlife of the city
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Apple to Release New Lockdown Mode to Battle Spyware, Provide Extra Layer of Protection
Apple announced its plan to release a new feature called Lockdown Mode this fall that aims to add a new layer of protection for human rights advocates, political dissidents and other targets of sophisticated hacking attacks. Lockdown Mode will come to Apple's iPhones, iPads and Macs this fall and turning it on will block most attachments sent to th...
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"Why Lock Us In A Cage?": Shanghai Citizens Angered By Fresh Lockdowns
Residents stuck inside a compound nearly a week after Shanghai's much vaunted reopening following a virus outbreak shouted at hazmat-clad officials on Monday, as fears grew that some city neighbourhoods were being locked down again.
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Asian Currencies' Bearish Trends Retreat On China Recovery Signs
Bearish bets on Asian currencies reduced on signs that China's economic pain may abate with easing of COVID-19 curbs
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Canada Man Seen With Rifle Shot Dead By Cops, Days After US Massacre
Police in Canada's largest city Toronto on Thursday fatally shot a man armed with a rifle, local media reported, in an incident that forced several schools into lockdown just two days after a deadly assault on a US primary school.
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Apple Aims to Build Most iPhones for US in India by End of 2026
Apple is seeking to import most of the iPhones it sells in the US from India by the end of next year. The plans are the latest sign of Apple and its suppliers accelerating a pivot away from China, a process that began when harsh Covid lockdowns hurt production at its largest plant.
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Trump's Indian-Origin Pick To Head Health Agency Was Covid Lockdown Critic
Indian-origin physician Jay Bhattacharya is Donald Trump's choice to head the National Institutes of Health (NIH), the country's top public funder of medical research with a budget of around $47.3 billion.
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At Least 4 Dead In School Shooting In US's Georgia, Suspect, 14, Arrested
At least four people have died after a gunman opened fire at a high school in US's Georgia. Police and medics rushed to the school and the neighbourhood was put under "a hard lockdown".
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Weight Loss Tips: Hungry Between Meals? Follow These Tips To Avoid Unhealthy Snacking
Many of us often end up consuming empty calories from mindless snacking. These tips will help you make sure you follow a healthy diet.
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US Embassy In London Briefly Placed Under Lockdown Over Suspicious Package
The US embassy in south London was on Wednesday briefly placed under lockdown as a suspicious package was investigated by armed security officials.
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Blinken Says China Repression Of Covid Protests "Sign Of Weakness"
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said Wednesday that China's "repressive" crackdown on protests over Covid lockdowns showed "weakness" by the communist leadership.
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"Biden's Monitoring, We All Are": US On China Covid Unrest
US President Joe Biden is monitoring unrest in China by protesters demanding an end to Covid lockdowns and greater political freedoms, the White House said Monday, as rallies popped up in solidarity around the United States.
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US Backs Protests In China Against Xi Jinping's Zero Covid Policy
The White House on Monday said it supported the Chinese people's right to peacefully protest against COVID-19 lockdowns and it did not see supply chain impacts from the demonstrations.
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Google Pixel Phones May Be Assembled in India Amid China Lockdowns, US Tensions: Report
Google has solicited bids from manufacturers in India to make a part of the company’s estimated annual production of the Pixel smartphones, a report has suggested. It wants to make about 10-20 percent of its phones in India.
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America's Largest Mall Under Lockdown After Gunshots Fired: Police
America's largest mall went into lockdown Thursday over what police described as an "active incident," with reports of shots being fired, sparking scenes of chaos inside the giant complex in midwestern Minnesota.
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How's The Nightlife In Delhi Post COVID Lockdown? Restaurateurs Reveal All
Some of the prominent restaurateurs gave us a clear picture of the revived nightlife of the city
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Apple to Release New Lockdown Mode to Battle Spyware, Provide Extra Layer of Protection
Apple announced its plan to release a new feature called Lockdown Mode this fall that aims to add a new layer of protection for human rights advocates, political dissidents and other targets of sophisticated hacking attacks. Lockdown Mode will come to Apple's iPhones, iPads and Macs this fall and turning it on will block most attachments sent to th...
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"Why Lock Us In A Cage?": Shanghai Citizens Angered By Fresh Lockdowns
Residents stuck inside a compound nearly a week after Shanghai's much vaunted reopening following a virus outbreak shouted at hazmat-clad officials on Monday, as fears grew that some city neighbourhoods were being locked down again.
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Asian Currencies' Bearish Trends Retreat On China Recovery Signs
Bearish bets on Asian currencies reduced on signs that China's economic pain may abate with easing of COVID-19 curbs
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Canada Man Seen With Rifle Shot Dead By Cops, Days After US Massacre
Police in Canada's largest city Toronto on Thursday fatally shot a man armed with a rifle, local media reported, in an incident that forced several schools into lockdown just two days after a deadly assault on a US primary school.
