The US president has just launched a clear notice to Apple

Apple is still looking for how to reduce its dependence on China. In a recent conversation with investorsTim Cook confirmed that most iPhone that will be sold in the United States in the coming months will be manufactured in India. Is another step in the diversification process that the company has started silentlybut already gives results: Half of its iPhone for the US market already leave factories in the country led by Narendra Modi. But the strategy has not been well received on all fronts. During a public intervention in Qatar, within the framework of his Middle East tour, the US president said he had “a small problem with Tim Cook”. His words, Video registered and available on YouTubeThey showed a clear discomfort with the direction that Apple has taken. According to his own testimony, I would have told the company’s CEO: “You will invest 500,000 million, but now I find out that you are building throughout India. I don’t want you to build in India.” The president went further at his presentation. He said that, after years of accepting that Apple built factories in China, now the expectation is that this production is transferred to American soil. “We want you to build here. We are not interested that you continue expanding in India, ”he said in a direct tone that he can mark a new stage in the relationship between the new administration and the Cupertino company, which, by the way, It is one of the largest in the world for stock market. What is not clear, at least for now, is whether this gesture will have an impact on Apple’s industrial diversification strategy. The company continues to produce most of its iPhone in China, and currently does not manufacture smartphones in the United States. According to the analyst Dan Iives, of Wedbush Securities, moving all the production to Apple’s country would be prohibitive for both the company and consumers. In other statements collected by The GuardianEvercore experts also pointed out that the US economy “is not prepared” to mount a mobile production chain: neither has the infrastructure nor has it or has The necessary specialized labor. The commercial board moves (again) In parallel to the tension between Apple and the Executive, the international commercial environment has been altered by the reciprocal tariff regime announced by the US administration on April 2. That frame imposed new levies to imports from several countries, and It came to place tariffs on Chinese products by 145%. However, that regime is currently suspended. After an advance in negotiations between Washington and Beijing, Both governments agreed a 90 -day break in additional tariffs. During that time, a 30 % base rate On imports from China, even superior to that applied to other countries such as India or Vietnam, which pay 10 % under the same pause. Will this relieve the pressure that pushes many multinationals to accelerate the transfer of their supply chains outside of China? Commercial thaw opens a window of opportunity, but also adds uncertainty. Will technological technological ones continue, or will they wait to see how an increasingly volatile scenario evolves? Apple, in particular, must carefully measure your next steps. Images | The White House | Wei view | Apple In Xataka | A perfect storm has triggered what the players fear most: Nvidia will raise the price of their GPU

AI is also a tool to get a job: “No one will notice”

The curriculum is the only cartridge of the candidates To highlight at the beginning of the selection processes. Therefore, it must be optimized enough for ATS automated selection systems (Applicant Tracking System), but also Offer clear and concise information In case you check them a human recruiter. The use of AI in the elaboration of curriculums is not only an increasingly common trend, but already It is a common practice among those who seek employment efficiently. He 2025 market trends report From the Career Group Companies personnel selection platform, it points out that almost 65% of employment applicants already use AI in some phase of their application process. This figure shows how AI is not only transforming the labor marketbut also the Personnel selection stages. Far from be a “trap” In the process, the correct use of AI It can make the difference between unnoticed or capture the attention of recruiters. It is not enough to be good at your job, too You should know how to tell. It’s okay to use in your curriculum Kathleen Nolan, a senior recruiter at the Growthloop technology company, has reviewed hundreds of curriculums and stated in statements to CNBC that has no problem that candidates use AI to write their credentials. “Nobody cares if you use AI. If you use it well, nobody will notice,” said Nolan, who has been in the sector for seven years and personally reviews each curriculum he receives. Nolan stressed that LMost people already use AI for tasks like this and that the important thing is to know how to use it correctly. In fact, the recruitment expert recommends that candidates Use tools like chatgpt To generate a first draft for the presentation letter or for the curriculum, and then customize the result before sending it. For the recruiter, use AI to customize the curriculum is to take advantage of a tool available to everyone. No one would be surprised in the 21st century someone use a computer and a word processor to write your curriculum or your presentation letter. “It seems very hypocritical when I see the recruiters talk about that, because, come on, if I were in the labor market, I would also be doing it,” says Nolan to CNBC. The AI ​​is nothing more than a tool that facilitates and speeds up the adaptation of the curriculum to each offer, incorporating keywords and highlighting specific skills that appear in the description of the position. “I don’t know why it has become such a controversial issue. While it is used as intended, no one can know, and anyway should not matter,” says Nolan. This increases the chances of curriculum passes automatic filters and arrive at the hands of a human recruiter. After passing that first filter, the document must be clear enough to Show the information clearly and consistent so that the recruiter can get a clear idea of ​​your skills with a simple look. It should be taken into account that these people check hundreds or thousands of curriculums, so, in many cases, they can only dedicate them more than a few seconds. AI can help you identify the most relevant terms and to rewrite your achievements to give priority to the most prominent for the position to which I postulate. For example, you can ask you to summarize your qualification and experience using action verbs or that stands out Quantifiable results in previous jobs. Thus, your curriculum will be more attractive and will be better aligned with what companies are looking for, without losing authenticity or precision. The importance of reviewing the AI ​​text Although AI can save you a lot of time and improve the quality of the curriculum, it is always necessary to check the final text and give your personal touch. IA tools are trained with large volumes of data and, sometimes, They can hallucinate and include incorrect information. Therefore, it is essential to thoroughly review the result and correct possible errors to ensure that everything that the document appears is true and consistent with your experience. “I would not expect someone to write a personalized presentation letter for every opportunity, because that would consume a lot of time,” said Nolan. However, the recruiter remembered that, if it is going to be sent to one, it must ensure that it is well written and that it reflects the candidate’s enthusiasm for vacancy. Reading a “type” letter can generate the opposite effect on the recruiter. In Xataka | If your chair holds in a job interview, it is no accident: they are evaluating more than your curriculum In Xataka | Someone used AI to overcome an interview on Amazon. His success has made Google see his candidates face to face Image | Pexels (Edmond Dantès, Beyzaa Yurtkuran)

More than 50,000 people under evacuation orders or notice for fire north of Los Angeles

CASTAIC, California, USA — Nearly 20,000 people were ordered to evacuate Wednesday as a massive wildfire moved rapidly and tore through the rugged mountains north of Los Angeles, while arid Southern California endured another round of dangerous winds and two other large fires continued to burn. The Hughes Fire broke out in the morning and within hours burned about 8 square miles (21 square kilometers) of trees and brush, generating a huge plume of dark smoke near the Castaic Lake area, a popular recreation area located about 40 miles (64 kilometers) north of the devastating Eaton and Palisades fires that are still burning after three weeks. A 30-mile (48-kilometer) stretch of Interstate 5, a major north-south thoroughfare, was closed as flames swept across hills and into steep canyons. Crews on the ground and in air tankers tried to prevent the wind-driven fire from crossing the highway and heading toward Castaic, where most of the 19,000 residents were ordered to evacuate. Another 15,000 residents in the area were warned to be prepared to leave at any time, according to the Los Angeles County Police Department. Kayla Amara drove to the Stonegate neighborhood in Castaic to pick up items from the house of a friend who had left in a hurry to pick up her daughter from preschool. While Amara was packing up the car, she learned that the fire had grown in size and decided to douse the property with water. “Other people are also spraying their houses with water. I hope there is a house to return to,” Amara said as police patrols passed through the streets and flames engulfed trees on a hill in the distance. Amara, a nurse who lives in nearby Valencia, said she has been nervous for weeks as large fires devastated Southern California. “It’s been stressful with those other fires, but now that this one is close to home it’s just super stressful,” he said. To the south of the state, officials in Los Angeles began preparing for possible rain even as some residents were cleared to return to the charred areas of Pacific Palisades and Altadena. The windy weather was forecast to continue through Thursday and there was a chance of rain starting Saturday, according to the National Weather Service. “Rain is forecast and the threat of mud and debris flows in our fire-impacted communities is real,” Supervisor Kathryn Barger said during a news conference Wednesday morning. Fire crews filled sandbags for communities while county workers installed barriers and cleaned drainage pipes and basins. Red flag alerts for critical fire risk were extended until 8 p.m. Thursday in Los Angeles and Ventura counties. Authorities remained concerned that the two large fires, the Palisades and Eaton fires, could break their containment lines as firefighters continue to monitor critical locations. For her part, Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass warned that the winds could blow ash and advised Angelenos to visit the city’s website to learn how to protect themselves from toxic air during the new Santa Ana wind event. Los Angeles County Public Health Director Barbara Ferrer warned that the ash could contain heavy metals, arsenic and other harmful materials. “Even brief exposure can cause skin irritation and lead to more serious problems,” Ferrer said Wednesday, asking people to wear protective gear while cleaning. Low humidity, extremely dry vegetation and high winds occurred as firefighters continued to battle the Eaton and Palisades fires, which have killed at least 28 people and destroyed more than 14,000 structures since they began on January 7. Containment of the Palisades Fire was 68%, and that of the Eaton Fire was 91%. Los Angeles County Sheriff Robert Luna said Wednesday that his department continues to investigate 22 active missing person reports in both fire zones. All of the people reported missing are adults, he added. The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives is investigating the causes of the fires but has not released any findings. Several people who lost their homes in the Eaton fire have filed lawsuits, alleging that utility company Southern California Edison’s equipment started the fire. A judge overseeing one of the lawsuits on Tuesday ordered the company to produce data from circuits in the area where the fire started.

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