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Trump's tariff policy is actually good for Indian economy in long run... India has already surpassed China in growth 📈 of Goods and Service export and now Apple 🍏 wants to manufacture more iPhons in India than China ... It is an God given chance.

Investors definitely not liking Trump's tariff policy .After Trump's tariff announces in all countries in just a few HOURS of trading, the US stock market saw ~$2 TRILLION vanish into thin air! 😳🔥 Apple 🍏: -$249.2B🔻🤯 Amazon 📦: -$125.8B🔻🤯 Nvi

Just take a look how much big companies have lost their market cap🔻 in just 2 days after Trump's tariff announces📉( just few hours back china announced 34% additional tarrif on all goods from US, so in Monday it will be much more blood bath ) appl

𝗔𝗽𝗽𝗹𝗲’𝘀 $𝟮𝟬𝗕 𝗣𝗹𝗮𝗻 𝗶𝘀 𝗹𝗼𝗮𝗱𝗶𝗻𝗴. Perplexity AI is the rising star in the AI world. It's now worth around $14B. Meta tried to buy it — but the deal didn’t happen. Now Apple is interested. But this isn’t just about buying a cool A

Hello Guys , Do you think that Business Is War🤜🤛🔥 because nowadays Startups or being Giants are fighting with each other to get As much as possible Market Share by burning Millions of dollars of VC's? Recently Elon Musk sued OpenAI, Google and Op

Apple has 2 choices 🔥 Move iPhone production to the U.S. Or keep it in China and pay the price. 350,000 workers assemble iPhones in Zhengzhou, China Labor cost: ~$5/hour U.S. labor cost: ~$35/hour Result? Shifting production to the U.S. could i

Sony invented the future. But others built empires from their ideas. From music to cameras to smartphones — Sony built the tech. Others scaled it. Others took the market. This is how Sony changed the world — and got left behind. Sony created the f

The new "America First" policies under Donald Trump's administration, particularly concerning H-1B visas, are sending a clear message to Indian engineers and tech professionals. This is not a moment for despair, but for determination. Instead of seei

❗️ U.S. Doubles Down on Domestic Chip Manufacturing With Massive CHIPS Act Grants The U.S. government is making a massive push to boost domestic semiconductor production through the CHIPS Act. Tech giants like Intel ($8.5B), TSMC ($6.6B), Samsung ($