Apple wants to bet bigger on India, but China’s not letting go easily Despite Apple's determination to diversify its manufacturing base, Chinese authorities appear to be impeding these efforts.

At that time, India had a nuclear power generation capacity of 3 terawatt hours. At that time, China’s nuclear power generation capacity was zero. In the year 2020, America reached 823 terawatt ...

Veteran investor Mark Mobius suggests India can capitalize on the global supply chain shift from China, but must act swiftly. He urges India to reduce bureaucratic hurdles to attract investment ...

UBS upgrades India to Neutral, shifts portfolio focus to defensives and domestic themes. In a major ,change in portfolio stance, international brokerage house UBS has highlighted that they have ...

China has rejected an order for Boeing jets and Air India has made what seems like a ’strategic move’ to benefit from the China-US trade war. (Reuters / File photo ) In what seems like a ...

While the country could potentially benefit, UBS noted that it’s still unclear whether India will solidify its position as a major player in the global supply chain. This ambiguity poses additional ...

Meanwhile, this is not the first time Air India is trying to benefit from China’s pullback for different reasons. By March, the Indian airline had taken 41 Boeing 737 Max planes which were ...

New Delhi’s tariffs are primarily aimed at China, which was the second-biggest exporter of steel to India behind South Korea in 2024/2025. “The decision is along expected lines and we will now ...

Foxconn, Apple’s primary manufacturing partner, is reportedly facing longer wait times — up to four months — just to get essential equipment cleared for transfer from China to India ...

China played ping-pong with the U.S. on reciprocal ... Given current status, is there a way some sectors in India can benefit?

Apple sells over 60 million iPhones in the U.S. annually with roughly 80% of them made in China currently. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has in recent years promoted India as a smartphone ...

WASHINGTON — Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent revealed Wednesday that he expects India to strike the first ... with any potential agreement with China “put to the side” for now.