Smartphone shipments surged by 30% YoY in March as manufacturers raced to avoid tariff costs. Shipment contribution from India grew by 10%, while it fell by 4% in China compared to 2024.

Tariffs and geopolitical tensions are rewiring supply chains. That could disrupt global trade flows, but it won’t stop them, says a top executive at logistics giant DHL Express. “The tariff ...

The surge in shipments reflects companies’ efforts to sidestep hefty tariffs that could erode profits or dampen the demand for smartphones if the levies drove up prices. Separately, the growing ...

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The deal between the U.S. and China to cut levies imposed on each other marks a thaw in trade ties. WSJ’s Jason Douglas explains what it means for the world’s two largest economies. Photo ...

Chinese shipments of iPhones and other mobile devices to the United States dropped dramatically in April, hitting their lowest levels since 2011, according to newly released customs data (via ...

Apple is facing more problems with China, and not just those related to Trump's tariffs. Shipments of non-Chinese handsets in the country – of which iPhones make up the majority – fell by ...

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International Data Corp slashed its 2025 global smartphone shipment growth forecast to 0.6% from 2.3% on Thursday, citing tariff-driven economic uncertainty and a pullback in consumer spending.