The Latest Breaking News from Foxconn

Foxconn is spending big to make sure it has enough workers to build Apple's next big iPhone.

Ten years ago, a group of images on a popular Chinese website caught my attention. They showed young rural migrant workers in intimate, though not overtly sexual situations: talking quietly, holding hands, kissing, embracing, or simply sitting close to each other with their limbs intertwined.

Lordstown Motors declared a reverse stock split, to avert delisting from the Nasdaq and to persuade its main investor not to abandon the company.

Lordstown declared a reverse stock split, to avert delisting from the Nasdaq and to persuade its main investor not to abandon the company.

Action by workers has trebled this year as the country emerges from its draconian coronavirus measures

iPhone 16 Pro Max's screen manufacturer is moving from Foxconn to Luxshare.

Taiwan’s opposition Nationalist Party has picked the popular mayor of New Taipei City as its candidate in next year’s presidential election, seen as a referendum on the island’s future relations with China

Foxconn is investing $500 million in Telangana in southern India with new plants being set up.

RECAP: Most Asian share markets were subdued on Friday and the dollar held onto its gains from safe-haven flows, after soft economic data from the US and China fuelled concerns about a global slowdown.