Foxconn recalls Chinese engineers from India, amid geopolitical tensions and new investments.

Foxconn, Apple's major iPhone manufacturer, has recalled about 300 Chinese engineers from its Indian operations for the second time in recent months. This move follows the company's $1.5 billion investment in a new display module factory in India. The recall could be a response to geopolitical tensions and Beijing's instructions, coinciding with improved China-India relations. Foxconn is also expanding into AI server production for cloud computing.