Foxconn to quadruple iPhone factory workforce in India
Foxconn is reportedly planning to greatly increase iPhone in India, quadrupling its workforce over the next two years.
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Foxconn
William Gallagher
iPhone 14 COVID production hit will batter Foxconn's earnings
The largest iPhone manufacturer, Foxconn, has revealed that China's coronavirus lockdown measures have severely hit its earnings estimates and expected revenue growth.
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Foxconn reportedly downplayed severity of recent COVID outbreak
A new report alleges that Foxconn downplayed the severity of its recent COVID-19 outbreak and that its actions led to a stricter lockdown.
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Andrew Orr
Wedbush: iPhone factory's COVID issues not a reason to sell Apple stock
Despite COVID-related supply chain issues and Apple warning of lower shipments of the iPhone 14 Pro, Wedbush insists that investors should maintain their holding in Apple.
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Malcolm Owen
Apple breaks silence on iPhone 14 Pro impact from COVID
Apple has finally confirmed that the Foxconn assembly facility in Zhengzhou, China responsible for iPhone 14 Pro production has reduced its output following a regional COVID-19 outbreak.
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Foxconn to dodge China lockdown, move iPhone production to India
Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo claims that Foxconn is to step up its iPhone production in India, specifically to overcome delays caused by China's COVID lockdowns.
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China imposes new week-long lockdown on Foxconn over COVID-19
China has ordered a seven-day lockdown in Zhengzhou, home to a major Foxconn factory, after a COVID-19 outbreak swept through the industrial park.
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Foxconn quadruples bonuses to keep staff at COVID-hit iPhone factory
In the wake of reports of employees fleeing Foxconn's biggest iPhone factory, the assembly partner has significantly raised pay for staff who are choosing to accept the closed-loop measures during a COVID outbreak.
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Workers flee Foxconn's COVID-hit iPhone factory over poor conditions
Workers at Foxconn's major iPhone factory in Zhengzhou, China are choosing to leave the facility currently operating as a closed-loop during a COVID outbreak, with social media showing employees traveling home instead of staying.
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Mike Peterson
Wesley Hilliard
