‘The risk paid off’: How Apple prevailed in the U.S.-China trade war

Politico:

Under CEO Tim Cook, Apple has kept its China-manufactured iPhones off the list of Chinese imports that Trump has slapped with roughly $250 billion in tariffs. That puts the Cupertino, Calif.-based electronics giant in an enviable position compared with other sectors caught in the crossfire — thanks in part to efforts by the soft-spoken, 58-year-old Cook to cultivate leaders in both countries.

This is clearly a political issue, but the article is an interesting take on Tim Cook’s under-appreciated finesse.



3 thoughts on “‘The risk paid off’: How Apple prevailed in the U.S.-China trade war”

  1. It is a bit worrying that highly problematic leaders in both China and the US can leverage their influence over trade to buy legitimacy from business leaders.

  2. It is a bit worrying that highly problematic leaders in both China and the US can leverage their influence over trade to buy legitimacy from business leaders.

  3. trump is a fascist. trade wars always fail. America will be damaged far beyond the time when fatso is in jail.

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