Apple's Q2 earnings revealed mixed results, with stocks dropping over 3% after-hours. The company anticipates $900 million in added costs due to potential tariffs, though customer buying patterns weren't significantly affected. New Siri features are delayed, and Apple faces legal challenges from the Epic Games antitrust case, potentially facing criminal contempt proceedings. Apple highlighted its $500 billion US manufacturing investment plan, while also shifting iPhone production to India, though this may increase costs. Despite the investment in US manufacturing, most US-bound iPhones in Q2 will originate from India.

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