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  • SHANGHAI, CHINA – JULY 2, 2021 – Consumers pick up a trial of Apple Watch Series 6 and Apple Watch Series SE at the Apple Store on Nanjing Road in Shanghai, China, July 2, 2021. Masimo, a medical device company, is in a patent lawsuit with Apple over some of the health features of the Apple Watch, and hopes the court will block the sale of the Apple Watch Series 6.
Tech

    New Apple Watch with larger screen suffers production snags

    By Mark Gurman, Debby Wu, and others
  • People line up to take COVID-19 tests in Subang of Selangor, Malaysia, Aug. 14, 2021. Malaysia reported 20,670 new cases of COVID-19, the Health Ministry said on Saturday, bringing the national total to 1,384,353. (Photo by Chong Voon Chung/Xinhua via Getty Images)International

    This Southeast Asian country’s COVID surge may worsen the car chip shortage

    By Debby Wu, Yoolim Lee, and others
  • TAIPEI, TAIWAN – DECEMBER 05: A man wearing a face mask walk by lanterns in Wanhua, Taipei, Taiwan on December 05, 2020. (Photo by Walid Berrazeg/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)Health

    The world’s longest COVID-19 free streak is over

    By Samson Ellis, Debby Wu, and others
  • Apple iPhone12 On SaleTech

    Apple suspended new business for one of its iPhone suppliers

    By Debby Wu, Mark Gurman, and others
  • Apple iPhonesTech

    Apple is prepping 75 million 5G iPhones for later this year

    By Debby Wu, Mark Gurman, and others
  • The Trump administration is cracking down further on Huawei.Tech

    U.S. puts new curbs on access by China’s Huawei to U.S. technology

    By Kathleen Hunter, Debby Wu, and others
  • Daimler, Ericsson, NXP Semiconductors and Bank of America are among a wave of companies forbidding or warning employees against using Zoom because of concerns about its security.International

    Zoom backlash intensifies as companies from Daimler to BofA institute bans and curbs over security concerns

    By Debby Wu, Vlad Savov, and others
  • Foxconns Wisconsin factory isnt what it initially promised. Can it still turn Mount Pleasant into a high-tech hub?International

    Apple supplier Foxconn will start making ventilators to fight the coronavirus at its Wisconsin factory

    By Debby Wu and Bloomberg
  • Hon Hai Precision Industry Co., Apple Inc.’s most important manufacturing partner,International

    Apple’s iPhone maker expects its China plants to be operating normally within weeks

    By Debby Wu, Gao Yuan, and others
  • Terry Gou, founder of Foxconn, gestures during a company event in Taipei, Taiwan, on Jan. 22, 2020. Foxconn, which is Apple’s most important partner, warned investors of the daunting task of securing enough workers despite transport blockades, quarantines, and the “nightmare” scenario of an on-campus outbreak.International

    For tech world’s China manufacturers, the coronavirus ‘nightmare’ may be just beginning

    By Debby Wu, Gao Yuan, and others
  • iPhone 11 series smartphones seen in an Apple retail store in Shanghai.International

    Apple expected to start production of new low-cost iPhone in February

    By Debby Wu, Mark Gurman, and others
  • Young Liu, chairman of Hon Hai Precision Industry Co., speaks during a news conference at the company's headquarters in New Taipei City, Taiwan, on Wednesday, Nov. 13, 2019. Hon Hai, the largest listed arm of Foxconn Technology Group, reported quarterly profit above analysts estimates, indicating solid demand for Apple Inc.s iPhone 11 range. Photographer: Ashley Pon/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesInternational

    Will iPhone 11 Sales Boom This Holiday Season? New Data From Apple’s Biggest Manufacturer Provides a Clue

    By Debby Wu and Bloomberg
  • Apple is preparing to release a host of new products and updates.Tech

    Apple Is Launching New iPhones, iPads and Macs. Here’s What to Expect

    By Mark Gurman, Debby Wu, and others
  • The exterior of Compal’s headquarters in Taipei. The manufacturer has said it will relocate some operations to Taiwan from mainland China.International

    As Trade War Escalates, Tech Companies Flee Mainland China

    By Debby Wu, Cindy Wang, and others
  • Buyers seen using ipad products at an American multinationalInternational

    Apple Is Reportedly Asking Suppliers to Shift at Least 15% of Output from China

    By Debby Wu and Bloomberg