President Trump says tariffs can help restore American manufacturing. But making the case for domestic production is ...

Bank of America analysts say that moving iPhone production from China to the U.S. could increase manufacturing costs by up to 90%, reports Bloomberg (a subscription is required to read the article).

According to Nikkei Asia, the tech giant has tasked key suppliers with increasing iPhone manufacturing in India ... and mechanical parts remain cost-effective to produce in China, hindering ...

The aerospace industry faces a challenging task in balancing cost reduction with stringent quality standards. The rise of ...

Pakistan is planning to lower electricity costs as part of a broader plan to bring relief to manufacturers and increase exports ... taxation burdens to help the manufacturing sector boost output ...

President Trump's curbs on Chinese exports will cost the company five and a half ... Will Trump's tariffs really bring tech manufacturing to the US? 00:45 Dan Hally Uh, long story short, no ...

Manufacturing costs, for the most part, are sensitive to changes in production volume. Total manufacturing expenses increase as production increases. The opportunity to achieve a lower per-item ...

The price for the popular tech tool, which starts at $599 for the most basic model, the iPhone 16e, is poised to increase ... to shift their manufacturing plants from low-cost havens like China ...

was moved to the U.S., the price would increase 25% based on labor costs alone. If Apple also had to pay a tariff to import parts to the U.S. before assembly, the price would increase as much as 90%.

STMicroelectronics (STM) unveiled several measures on Thursday to alter its manufacturing footprint and cut costs as ...

ZenaTech maintains its commitment to domestic manufacturing for US defense drone ... meaning no need to increase prices for customers to offset tariff costs. ZenaDrone’s headquarters is in Phoenix, ...

Trump says his tariffs will bring back manufacturing jobs, but Americans don't see themselves working on the assembly line.