Facing escalating U.S. tariffs, Apple appears to be quietly shifting iPhone production to Brazil through its Foxconn partnership. Despite Apple’s denials, industry insiders suggest this strategic relocation aims to stabilize prices and secure the supply chain, proving that when it comes to international trade, geography often trumps rhetoric.
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