Tim Cook and President Trump discuss implications of the trade war on Apple
Cupertino might be given some tariff relief considering the trade war puts rival Samsung in a better position
Smartwatches, smart speakers, and bluetooth headphones will be hit with 10 percent Chinese import tax
Bad news for Apple and other tech giants
Sony says its PlayStation consoles could get more expensive if China tariffs are expanded
Both the PS4 and PS5 would be affected
Trump says Apple won't get tax waivers or cuts for new Mac Pro parts made in China
The president wants an all-American Mac Pro
Apple asks government for tariff exemption on Mac Pro parts imported from China
The computer had previously been built in the US
Google, Microsoft, Amazon and others plan to move production out of China
The U.S.-China trade war is far from over
Intel, Microsoft, HP, and Dell unite against proposed tariffs on Chinese imports
They warn that "cost-conscious customers" will be hit hardest
Apple considering relocation of iPhone manufacturing if tariffs rise past 25 percent
Still unlikely to make iPhones in the United States
Analyzing Graphics Card Pricing: October 2018
Today, we're once again doing a deep dive on graphics card pricing to provide you with the best value buys on the market right now. This is the third report we have compiled this year. We're now in early Q4 and graphics card manufacturers are facing a different challenge that could affect pricing, at least in the United States: the import tariffs implemented by Donald Trump.
Add-in board partners move graphics card manufacturing out of China to avoid tariffs
Expect temporary price hikes
Trump: Apple could be tax free if it makes products in the US
Trump's response to Apple complaining that a trade war would increase the cost of Apple products
Apple, Sonos, and Fitbit are all due to be hit with tariffs this fall
A 10 percent surcharge for being made in China
China says it will cut iPhone sales if Trump follows through on his trade war promise
A 45 percent tariff on Chinese imports could have repercussions for US firms
