How Apple stockpiled iPhones to avoid tariffs and keep prices low for a while
In order to protect its customers from high import fees, Apple shipped an impressive amount of products, including iPhone, to the US from over seas, with very little notice. Here’s how it did it.
Big Tech is projected to be one of the industries hit hardest by the Trump Administration’s newly instated tariff plan. Apple alone is projected to take a $33 billion hit, a number much higher than anyone — including Apple — would have expected.
Apple may not have anticipated getting hit as hard as it did, but that doesn’t mean it sat idle. In fact, some quick thinking may have bought it a little more time.
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