The $22 billion pivot: Apple’s India gamble starts to pay off amid US-China trade war

(0)
News

Apple’s iPhone production in India has surged by 60% to $22 billion, now accounting for one in five iPhones globally.

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

5 timeless lessons from Parag Parikh’s 'Stocks to Riches' on investor behaviour
Parag Parikh’s ‘Stocks to Riches’ shares timeless behavioural finance insights, helping investors overcome biases, avoid herd mentality, and build long-term wealth through disciplined, value-based investing.
Planning for Your Child's Foreign Education?Join Our Expert Webinar to Figure How
Indian families are increasingly seeking international education, but financial planning poses challenges. Mint's webinar on May 30th will explore costs and strategies for building a financial corpus for overseas education, hosted by experts Neil Borate and Mayuresh Kini.
Why that deluxe hospital room could cut your insurance cover by 50%
Room rent limits in your health insurance policy can lead to massive deductions across your hospital bill—even if your sum insured is high. Mint breaks down how to avoid this pitfall.
Apollo SBI Card Select offers huge savings on medical expenses: Should you take it?
The Apollo SBI Card Select gives up to 25% value back on medical expenses like doctor consultations, diagnostic tests, medicines, etc., in the Apollo ecosystem. It also gives benefits like a complimentary Fitpass Pro membership, health check-up, etc., making it a good healthcare card.
Why do your returns rarely match what funds deliver?
The returns that mutual funds generate and the returns that investors pocket are often dramatically different — and not in the investor's favour. Here's the hard truth: it's most likely the investor's fault.
4 serious consequences of missing your home loan EMI payments
Missing home loan EMIs can significantly impact your credit score, lead to hefty penalties, and trigger legal actions like property repossession. Staying consistent with repayments is vital to protect your creditworthiness and long-term financial stability.
Financial literacy for children: How small initiatives can help them grow into responsible adults
The RBI has revised guidelines allowing minors over 10 to independently operate savings accounts, promoting financial literacy. This initiative aims to equip young individuals with essential skills for managing money and accessing credit responsibly.
When crypto meets Kaka: Explaining Bitcoin to my Gujarati uncle
A crypto-curious millennial explains Bitcoin and NFTs to his skeptical Gujarati uncle, Kaka, who struggles to understand digital currencies. Despite confusion and humor, Kaka remains interested, likening crypto to a chaotic wedding full of noise, yet seemingly worth participating in.
Planning a trip? Here’s how to get a personal loan for travel from Axis Bank
Axis Bank travel loans offer quick approval, flexible tenure, and easy online or offline application to fund holiday expenses like flights and stays—no collateral needed.
What are the rules around wills when a Muslim marries a non-Muslim?
Muslims cannot bequeath more than one-third of their estate by way of a will. The remaining two-thirds is inherited by legal heirs as per Muslim law. But the situation is different for Muslims whose marriage has been solemnised and registered under the Special Marriage Act.

The $22 billion pivot: Apple’s India gamble starts to pay off amid US-China trade war

Leave a Comment

Leave a Reply Cancel reply