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Apple will take a $33 billion hit to its bottom line

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Unless Apple were to significantly increase its US production, manufacturing in the States will make no contribution to reducing the impact of the tariffs.
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The company sees the situation as too uncertain to upend long-term investments in its supply chain, the people said.
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