China power cuts interrupt Apple production lines
Multiple Apple iPhone suppliers in China have halted production for days to comply with new regulations regarding electricity consumption.
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Foxconn
William Gallagher
Foxconn rushing to hire 200,000 extra workers for 'iPhone 13' production
Typical seasonal demand, coupled to unusually high competition for staff, means "iPhone 13" assembler Foxconn is stepping up its recruitment drive.
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Luxshare posts big gains after Apple 'iPhone 13' order win
Apple supplier Luxshare Precision Industry notched record revenues and profit for the first half of 2021, an anticipated outcome as the company becomes more deeply entrenched in the tech giant's supply chain.
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AppleInsider Staff
Foxconn's electric vehicle ambitions date back to 2014
Apple partner Foxconn is making a push into the electric car space with a plethora of supply deals, development partnerships and plans to build new factories capable of producing whole vehicles.
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Mikey Campbell
Foxconn beats on Q2 earnings, COVID & chip shortage may impact Q3
Apple partner Foxconn reported strong second quarter financial results, but says it will need to "wait and see" if a new surge in coronavirus cases will impact its Asia supply chain.
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Mike Peterson
Foxconn will build electric vehicle manufacturing plants in US, Thailand
Starting in 2022, Apple's biggest iPhone assembler Foxconn will begin building electric vehicle plants to help offset the slowing smartphone industry.
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Wesley Hilliard
Foxconn to take on iPhone camera component assembly
Apple's major supplier Foxconn, is to take on assembling iPhone camera components instead of fitting completed units.
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'iPhone 13' assemblers in fierce competition for staff
As regularly happens with Apple's iPhone manufacturers, Foxconn and others are now recruiting extra seasonal staff, but competition means having to raise bonuses.
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Foxconn buys new plant for producing electric vehicle processors
Major iPhone manufacturer Foxconn has bought another Apple supplier's processor facility as part of its moves into electric vehicle component production.
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Malcolm Owen
