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Apple, Black & Decker and Steve Madden among US companies moving production out of China. Here’s the full list.https://t.co/26hS3NDjkH #FoxBusiness

— ?? ssd ?? (@Pismo_B) June 20, 2019

Apple, Black & Decker and Steve Madden among US companies moving production out of China. Here’s the full list. https://t.co/sbQBclWXB4

— Todd Starkey ?? (@headhunterchron) June 20, 2019

Even more leaving China. Panda going to feel some pain sooner than later. https://t.co/zzcMg5c0wS

— TheRand2025 (@TheRand2025) June 20, 2019

#ThursdayMotivation

Abra Cadabra Obuma and #Snowflakes!

President Trump waved his magic wand and Manufacturing jobs are coming back to America for American workers!#MAGA #KAG #Trump2020Landslidehttps://t.co/E6Kivc5IVS

— SCOTUS Is Ours! Build The Wall! (@STrump11) June 20, 2019

FULL LIST: These US companies are moving production out of Chinahttps://t.co/y7o4tdS5zF

— Paul Kent (@kentpg) June 20, 2019

Apple considering moving hardware production out of China https://t.co/DmlNOqAWGx pic.twitter.com/2vLwIbhdO7

— Masque of the Red Death (@doctorow) June 20, 2019

Apple’s letter to USTR warns tariffs on Chinese imports would “tilt the playing field” towards its rivals overseas (eg Huawei, though it doesn’t mention it by name) https://t.co/Yeh0T4wPp8 pic.twitter.com/zZ8UMA1wnX

— Tim Bradshaw (@tim) June 20, 2019

But it's not just Apple opposing Trump's tariffs.
Todd Gormick of San Clemente, a Trump supporter who makes kids' scooters, warns they "are likely to put our entire company of 100 people 'Out of Business'... producing in the USA isn't really an option" https://t.co/Dy6TEA73wM

— Tim Bradshaw (@tim) June 20, 2019

In a joint submission, Dell, HP, Intel & Microsoft call for laptops/tablets to be shielded from tariffs, fearing "price increases will hit during peak holiday and back-to-school demand seasons" (and won't achieve anything anyway)https://t.co/qKAYgfZyW8

— Tim Bradshaw (@tim) June 20, 2019

Article mentions that Fitch identified Apple as a potential target for China's unreliable entity list. Not sure if that's the main cause (trade war is reason enough), but good example of how aggressive policy can accelerate supply chain shifts https://t.co/2eukz0tSdP

— Nick Marro (@nickm4rro) June 20, 2019

I know that "mull" is a mainstay of headlines. But it makes me picture Tim Cook stroking his chin, pondering whether it ought to be a 15% shift or a 30% shift, or perhaps none at all. You know, a seismic change in Apple's supply chains... just mulling it over. https://t.co/b8XVmRKLkI

— Simon Rabinovitch (@S_Rabinovitch) June 19, 2019

<<--old enough to remember being told this would take a decade https://t.co/BILrepgdnp

— Man in Black Balding (@BaldingsWorld) June 19, 2019

This potential move by Apple really speaks to how the trade war could have a long term impact even if a deal is reached in the short term. Apple can’t just undo a supply chain shift. https://t.co/KoDgVFXX11

— Connell McShane (@connellmcshane) June 20, 2019

In a letter to the @USTradeRep, Apple urges the government “not to proceed” with tariffs that would hit its products (h/t @mcwellons) pic.twitter.com/ggRKGvROkS

— Steve Kopack (@SteveKopack) June 20, 2019

Apple is considering moving production of up to a third of its devices out of China amid trade tensions, with Southeast Asia a possible new destination https://t.co/7CbRdBb5X8

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) June 20, 2019

If Nigeria worked, it would automatically be on this list. Automatically. https://t.co/qSU4SpczQw

— JJ. Omojuwa (@Omojuwa) June 19, 2019

Apple provides Trump major leverage in tariff debate w China:

Smartphones are the largest single product category in China's exports to the U.S.

If Apple pulls a 3rd of plants out of China, China stands to lose a 3rd of those jobs for Chinese laborershttps://t.co/BEFTkgfNRi

— Paul Sperry (@paulsperry_) June 20, 2019

ICYMI - Apple wants to cut down on manufacturing in China https://t.co/wfVauhrfeV by @lukedormehl

— Cult of Mac (@cultofmac) June 20, 2019

ICYMI: Apple wants to cut down on manufacturing in China https://t.co/wfVauhrfeV by @lukedormehl pic.twitter.com/H7VibW8qaD

— Cult of Mac (@cultofmac) June 19, 2019

Apple wants to cut down on manufacturing in China https://t.co/wfVauhrfeV by @lukedormehl pic.twitter.com/1qRbUvP9Nc

— Cult of Mac (@cultofmac) June 19, 2019

Updated story on latest Apple tariffs situation: Apple Warns of iPhone Tariff Risks as China Supply Chain Exposed https://t.co/fpSZd7yJc9

— Mark Gurman (@markgurman) June 20, 2019

Apple Says Tariffs Would Reduce Its Contribution to U.S. Economy https://t.co/fpSZd7h7Nz

— Mark Gurman (@markgurman) June 20, 2019

Apple says incoming China tariffs would be disastrous for business https://t.co/Oijk8W6a2o pic.twitter.com/rskBPUWipe

— The Verge (@verge) June 20, 2019

Apple's emerging as key pressure pt in the Trump admin's negotiations w the PRC over fair trade. Thx to Trump tariff threats vs China, Apple is considering pulling as much as 30% of its production out of China. It faces a huge tax on its exports back to UShttps://t.co/nBLnUGrCHG

— Paul Sperry (@paulsperry_) June 20, 2019

Apple warns U.S. tariffs would hurt its global competitiveness https://t.co/KpPSftctKf by @bst3r @cultofmac pic.twitter.com/KbNTNGv9of

— Cult of Mac (@cultofmac) June 20, 2019