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President Trump wants an American-made iPhone. Apple Chief Executive Tim Cook has no plans to deliver one any time soon.That conflict erupted into the open Thursday, when Trump chided Cook for the iPhone-maker's plans to shift final assembly for many U.S.-bound devices to India. Trump reiterated his demand that Apple bring manufacturing back to America."I had a little problem with Tim Cook yesterday. I said to him, 'Tim, You're my friend. I treated you very good. You're coming here with $500 billion, but now here you are building all over India,'" Trump said in Qatar."'We're not interested in you building in India. India can take care of themselves. They're doing very well. We want you to build'" in the U.S., Trump said he told Cook.The company's shares traded slightly down, in line with the market, suggesting that Apple investors aren't as spooked as they had been by Trump's trade bluster. The stock had fallen in the wake of the "Liberation Day" tariffs and tit-for-tat increases targe

Nvidia is seeking to build a research and development centre in Shanghai that would help the world’s leading maker of artificial intelligence processors stay competitive in China, where its sales have

May 15 - Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba reported quarterly revenue that missed Wall Street estimates on Thursday, as the firm works on new strategies to keep consumers spending amid persistent economic weakness and global trade uncertainties.U.S.-listed shares of the company fell more than 4% in premarket trading. They have risen about 58% so far this year.Grappling with high unemployment rates and prolonged weakness in the economy, Chinese consumers have turned increasingly cost conscious, w

May 15 - Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba reported quarterly revenue that missed Wall Street estimates on Thursday, as the firm works on new strategies to keep consumers spending amid persistent economic weakness and global trade uncertainties.U.S.-listed shares of the company fell more than 4% in premarket trading. They have risen about 58% so far this year.Grappling with high unemployment rates and prolonged weakness in the economy, Chinese consumers have turned increasingly cost conscious, w

TMTPOST -- Alibaba Group Chairman Joseph Chung-Hsin Tsai confirmed on Thursday his company is joining hands with Apple Inc. to offer artficial intelligence (AI) features on iPhone in China. Credit：Alibaba Cloud Apple will Alibaba’s AI technology to power iPhones in China, Tsai spoke during a panel at the World Governments Summit in Dubai. “Apple has been very selective, and talked to a number of companies in China. And in the end, they choose to do business with us. They want to use our AI to power their phones,” Tsai said. Apple, as an example of edge computing, needs to have some small, intelligent AI in their phones through partnership with other companies, while in China, it has to find local partners to develop AI partly due to regulatory issues, Tsai explained. Tsai’s rema