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In Big Step, Apple's India Supplier Making Airpods Parts For Export: Report
The move marks another step in Apple's plans to shift its manufacturing away from China amid rising trade and geopolitical tensions between Beijing and Washington.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook Meets Chinese Regulator After Hong Kong App Criticism
The CEO of Apple has met with the top market regulator in China, a statement said Friday, a week after the tech giant faced heavy criticism over removing an app Beijing accused of supporting Hong Kong protesters.
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Apple Ordered To Suspend iPhone 6 Sales In Beijing
A Chinese regulator has ordered Apple Inc. to stop selling two versions of its iPhone 6 in Beijing after finding they look too much like a competitor, but Apple says sales are going ahead while it appeals.
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Apple Says iPhones Still Available for Sale in China
The Chinese market is vital to Apple, driving more of its sales than any other region outside the United States.
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Apple's Tim Cook Visits Beijing After China Woes, Didi Deal
Apple Inc chief executive Tim Cook visited Beijing on Monday, days after announcing a $1-billion deal with ride-hailing app Didi Chuxing, and as the US firm tries to reinvigorate sales in China, its second largest market after the United States.
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Apple's Tim Cook To Visit China For Government Meetings: Source
Apple Inc Chief Executive Tim Cook plans to visit Beijing later this month to meet high-level government officials, at a time when it is facing some setbacks in its most important overseas market, a source familiar with the matter said.
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Apple's Tim Cook To Visit China For Government Meetings: Report
Apple Inc Chief Executive Tim Cook plans to visit Beijing later this month to meet high-level government officials, at a time when it is facing some setbacks in its most important overseas market, a source familiar with the matter said.
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Apple's Book, Film Services Go Dark in China
The services were closed by Apple at the demand of China's media regulator, the State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio, Film and Television.
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China Tech Firms Shake Up World's Biggest Car Market
E-commerce companies Alibaba and WeChat messaging app provider Tencent have both announced plans for cars in the past month, along with video streaming platform Letv.
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Apple fights for bigger slice of China smartphone pie
The world's biggest mobile network is ready to offer Apple's iPhone, but while the US technology giant has declared China its biggest future market, it faces an uphill battle to unseat Samsung and homegrown competitors.
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Apple won't blindly pursue market share, Chinese paper reports
In a revised version of an interview published Thursday in a Chinese newspaper, Apple Inc marketing chief Phil Schiller said the company would focus on making "the best products" for customers and "never blindly pursue market share".
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Apple's dispute in China over the iPad trademark deepens
Apple's dispute over the iPad trademark deepened Monday after the Chinese company that claims ownership of the name said it won a court ruling against sales of the popular tablet computer in China.
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In Big Step, Apple's India Supplier Making Airpods Parts For Export: Report
The move marks another step in Apple's plans to shift its manufacturing away from China amid rising trade and geopolitical tensions between Beijing and Washington.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook Meets Chinese Regulator After Hong Kong App Criticism
The CEO of Apple has met with the top market regulator in China, a statement said Friday, a week after the tech giant faced heavy criticism over removing an app Beijing accused of supporting Hong Kong protesters.
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Apple Ordered To Suspend iPhone 6 Sales In Beijing
A Chinese regulator has ordered Apple Inc. to stop selling two versions of its iPhone 6 in Beijing after finding they look too much like a competitor, but Apple says sales are going ahead while it appeals.
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Apple Says iPhones Still Available for Sale in China
The Chinese market is vital to Apple, driving more of its sales than any other region outside the United States.
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Apple's Tim Cook Visits Beijing After China Woes, Didi Deal
Apple Inc chief executive Tim Cook visited Beijing on Monday, days after announcing a $1-billion deal with ride-hailing app Didi Chuxing, and as the US firm tries to reinvigorate sales in China, its second largest market after the United States.
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Apple's Tim Cook To Visit China For Government Meetings: Source
Apple Inc Chief Executive Tim Cook plans to visit Beijing later this month to meet high-level government officials, at a time when it is facing some setbacks in its most important overseas market, a source familiar with the matter said.
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Apple's Tim Cook To Visit China For Government Meetings: Report
Apple Inc Chief Executive Tim Cook plans to visit Beijing later this month to meet high-level government officials, at a time when it is facing some setbacks in its most important overseas market, a source familiar with the matter said.
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Apple's Book, Film Services Go Dark in China
The services were closed by Apple at the demand of China's media regulator, the State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio, Film and Television.
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China Tech Firms Shake Up World's Biggest Car Market
E-commerce companies Alibaba and WeChat messaging app provider Tencent have both announced plans for cars in the past month, along with video streaming platform Letv.
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Apple fights for bigger slice of China smartphone pie
The world's biggest mobile network is ready to offer Apple's iPhone, but while the US technology giant has declared China its biggest future market, it faces an uphill battle to unseat Samsung and homegrown competitors.
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Apple won't blindly pursue market share, Chinese paper reports
In a revised version of an interview published Thursday in a Chinese newspaper, Apple Inc marketing chief Phil Schiller said the company would focus on making "the best products" for customers and "never blindly pursue market share".
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Apple's dispute in China over the iPad trademark deepens
Apple's dispute over the iPad trademark deepened Monday after the Chinese company that claims ownership of the name said it won a court ruling against sales of the popular tablet computer in China.
