The automotive industry is facing plenty of tariff costs right now, but it also happens to have a built-in excuse for raising prices: the new model year. Every year's new models come with new features ...

As Donald Trump's tariff battle with China continues, iPhone owners are heading to Apple stores for an upgrade to avoid potential price hikes.

But economic uncertainty isn’t the only thing rising. Prices of consumer goods, especially those manufactured in some of the highest-tariffed countries, including China, Vietnam, and India, are up, or ...

The iPhone 17 Pro Max is rumored to be more expensive than last year's iPhone 16. Reports indicate Apple's iPhone 17 lineup will not be impacted by Trump administration tariffs, but all four models ...

Apple CEO Tim Cook told CNBC that the latest price hikes on some iPhone models aren't related to tariffs. The comments came as Apple's newest iPhones hit store shelves worldwide. Apple has largely ...

The intersection of trade policies and consumer pricing is a complex yet crucial aspect of the global economy. In the automotive industry, this relationship is particularly pronounced, as seen with ...

Apple CEO Tim Cook wants you to know that tariffs have nothing to do with the iPhone 17's higher prices. "There's no increase for tariffs in the prices to be totally clear," Cook told CNBC's Jim ...

Analysts predict that tariffs could raise the price of at least one of Apple's iPhone models by 56%, which would be a $675 increase.