By the mid-1980s, Steve Jobs was running the Macintosh division at Apple, taking the lead on a product that would go on to ...

Apple commits an additional $100 billion to US manufacturing, raising its total to $600 billion over four years in a bid to ...

Apple has unveiled its ambitious American Manufacturing Program (AMP), a cornerstone of its $100 billion investment in the ...

The tech giant is committing $2.5 billion to establish the largest and most advanced smartphone glass production line at the ...

Apple says it will partner with a Kentucky manufacturer to produce all of the glass on its iPhones and other products in the ...

Texas will be on the receiving end of some massive expansions planned in Apple's four-year plan to up their American ...

Apple’s announcement of $600 billion in U.S. investment includes an unspecified amount of money to support Texas Instruments' ...

Apple deepened ties with Corning Inc.'s Kentucky plant by awarding another $45 million to support the company's work to ...

In the early to mid-1990s, Apple released a wide range of quirky and unique products, ranging from printers and digital cameras to a video game console and a PDA with a keyboard. Steve Jobs nixed ...

Apple CEO Steve Jobs has posted his thoughts on Flash in a rare public explanation for why his company's products don't use the Flash program, slamming Flash for being a relic created for 'the PC ...

Story by Orlando Parfitt Steve Jobs, who has died aged 56, will go down in history as the mastermind behind the iPhone, iMac, iTunes and countless other ground-breaking Apple products.