Foxconn says cautiously resuming China output, warns coronavirus will hit revenue

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Foxconn says cautiously resuming China output, warns coronavirus will hit revenue

Just days after Apple rescinded its March quarter sales guidance.

Apple iPhone maker Foxconn said on Thursday it is cautiously restarting production at its main plants in China and warned revenue will be hurt this year by the coronavirus epidemic. The statement comes just days after Apple rescinded its March quarter sales guidance, saying factories in China ...

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