Alibaba Partners With Foxconn In Bid For Stake In India's Snapdeal
Large Chinese companies like Alibaba are increasingly looking at India as an important step in their global expansion plans and stepping up investments there.
Japan's Sharp Secures $1.9B Bailout After Reporting Large Annual Loss
The Osaka-based company had earlier reported a larger-than-expected net loss of 222 billion yen ($1.9 billion) for the year ended March 2015.
Apple Plans iPhone Trade-In Program In China With Foxconn Next Week: Report
Foxconn will repair the iPhones and sell them on its e-commerce sites such as eFeihu and FLNet and on Alibaba Group's Taobao online store.
Foxconn Fighting For Millions In Financial Incentives Amid Chinese Government Crackdown: Report
China is cracking down on financial incentives offered by provincial governments to attract investment, amid an economic slowdown.
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Trend Of Chinese Internet Firms Building Cars Accelerates
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Foxconn Senior Manager Admits To Stealing Thousands Of Smartphones
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Huawei Aims To Sell 10 Million Smartphones In India, Opens Largest R&D Center Outside China
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Foxconn ‘Overworks Staff’ In Order To Be A Fortune 500 Company, Says China’s Largest Union Federation
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The group employs about 1.3 million people during peak production times, making it one of the largest private employers in the world.
Apple’s 12.9-Inch iPad Pro With ‘Optional’ Stylus Could Be Launched In Q2: Analyst
Apple is expected to add more features to the iPad's stylus with the help of feedback from users.
Apple's Tim Cook 'Offended' By iPhone Worker Abuse Allegations
Workers were forced to labor for 18 days straight to make the latest iPhones, according to a BBC report.
Apple iPod Antitrust Lawsuit Hits A Huge Snag: There Might Not Be A Plaintiff
Plaintiffs named in an antitrust lawsuit against Apple over its iPods may not actually qualify for the suit.
iPod Antitrust Case: 5 Ways Apple Has Changed Since 2006
The iPod antitrust case shows how the company has evolved through the years.
Foxconn $2.6B Display Factory Will Exclusively Serve Apple
Apple's iPhone display supply could get a boost as Foxconn ramps up a plant exclusively for Cupertino.
Bored Of The USA?: ‘Made In America’ Jeans Maker Levi Strauss To Move 500 Jobs Offshore
IT, finance, HR, customer service and other roles headed abroad through outsourcer Wipro.
Tim Cook: 'A Matter Of Time' Before China Is Apple Inc.'s Biggest Market
"It's just a matter of time" until China is Apple's most profitable revenue source, CEO Tim Cook said.
Apple's Larger iPad Delayed To 2015 As Suppliers Struggle To Keep Up With iPhone 6 Demand
Production of the larger iPads was originally slated for December, but Apple’s larger iPhones have taken priority.
Foxconn's 200,000 Workers Can't Meet iPhone 6 Demand
Foxconn is assembling the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus at its Zhengzhou, China site and is adding workers to increase production to keep up with orders.
Foxconn Worker Detained For Sneaking iPhone 6 Rear Cases From Factory
A Foxconn factory worker was detained for allegedly sneaking iPhone 6 rear cases out of a factory and selling them to a buyer in Shenzhen, China.
5 Things Apple Must Do To Make iWatch A Hit And Redefine Wearables
First-run Apple gadgets tend to be very simple, but one thing the iWatch must have is sex appeal.
Leaked iPhone 6 Plans Show Apple Considered Shrinking Headphone Jack
If geniune, Foxconn images contain the best look yet at the upcoming iPhone 6.
Expert Says iPhone 6 Is On Track For September Launch As It Nears Mass Production
The iPhone 6 is expected to soon enter mass production in time for a September launch.
Apple iPhone 6 Release Date Nears: 4.7-Inch Version Reportedly To Enter Production Next Week, 5.5-Inch Model In August
Foxconn is planning to hire 100,000 workers at its mainland facilities to handle future demand for the new Apple handset, reports said.
Samsung Child Labor: Ask Apple & Wal-Mart, Corporate Human Rights Violations Are Nothing New
Samsung is again struggling to defend itself against human rights violations, but the company is far from alone in the corporate world.
Apple iPhone 6 Could Be Assembled By ‘Foxbot’ Robots Deployed By Foxconn
Foxconn is planning to install 10,000 Foxbots to produce the iPhone while each robot can assemble an average of 30,000 devices a year.
As Rumored iPhone 6 Launch Date Approaches, Apple Goes On Retail Hiring Binge
Apple is hiring for all positions on their retail front, indicating the launch of the iPhone 6 and the iWatch.
Apple iPhone 6 Release Date Coming: ‘Rounder, Thinner’ Models Reportedly To Enter Production In July
Both versions of the iPhone 6 are expected to ship to retailers around September, according to Bloomberg.
Apple iPhone 6 Release Date Imminent: Foxconn Hiring Boom Suggests September Launch, iWatch Possibly Beginning Production
Longtime iPhone manufacturer Foxconn is hiring 100,000 new employees, ramping up for a September release for the iPhone 6.
Apple iPhone 6 Release Date Coming: Foxconn Reportedly Hiring 100K Employees For New iPhone Production
Hiring by Apple's suppliers to match production needs for the iPhone 6 could drive the biggest employment boom in mainland China in years.
Apple iPhone 6 Rumors: German Carrier Reportedly Leaks Sept. 19 Release Date
The rumored release date is likely an educated guess as it is consistent with Apple's recent iPhone launches.
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