Trump exempts smartphones, laptops, and chips from new tariffs, offering relief to consumers and major tech companies like Apple and Samsung amid growing market turmoil.

The Trump administration decided to exempt electronics like smartphones and laptops from tariffs, aiding consumer electronics ...

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With over 28 million shares reported in its 13F holding, Ken Fisher held a stake of approximately $5.6 billion in Taiwan ...

Samsung Electronics is expected to forecast a 21% drop in the first quarter profit on Tuesday, hurt by sluggish sales of ...

Trump’s move to exempt phones, chips, and computers from his aggressive new tariffs is not a strategic masterstroke—it’s a necessary retreat. It protects consumers and companies in the short term ...

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The White House says President Trump believes Apple can make a U.S. iPhone, but there are many reasons why analysts say ...

New export curbs on critical minerals may increase hardware costs and delay next-gen infrastructure deployment.