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Apple to revive ‘made in the US’ for some of its Mac computers

Apple will move manufacturing of some Mac computers back to the US next year, the first time in more than a decade that its products will be made as well as designed in America, its chief executive said yesterday.

Tim Cook told Bloomberg Business Week that Apple would invest more than $100m in reshoring a small portion of manufacturing in 2013.

The news tempered losses on Apple's stock, which fell more than 6 per cent on Wednesday, amid a range of fears that include a potential increase in US taxation of Apple’s overseas profits. After opening 2 per cent lower yesterday – taking its valuation below $500bn for the first time since March – Apple shares rose 1.72 per cent to $548.04 in lunchtime trading in New York.

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