Apple's earnings in China drop nearly 30% in Q4
Apple has revealed it achieved $7.9 billion in sales in China, down considerably from last year's $11.1 billion. However, Tim Cook says that was better than Apple's expectation.
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China
William Gallagher
Chinese video platforms reportedly axe Apple's 'Hi, Speed' livestream
The livestream for Apple's Oct. 13 keynote was supposed to be hosted by several Chinese video platforms, but it was dropped without explanation.
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Mike Peterson
Key Apple suppliers caught in the crossfire of US-China trade war
The White House been placing increasing pressure on companies to cut ties with China as part of the trade war between the two countries, and key Apple suppliers are being caught in the middle.
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Apple removes RSS reader apps from Chinese App Store
Apple is in the process of removing RSS reader apps from the Chinese App Store to comply with government regulations designed to block "illegal content."
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AppleInsider Staff
Foxconn amping up 'iPhone 12' production with holiday cancellations, 24-hour production
Apple assembly partner Foxconn is pushing its "iPhone 12" production lines hard, with staff at the largest iPhone factory in China enduring mandatory overtime and canceled holidays to keep production running around the clock.
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Malcolm Owen
ByteDance insists it will maintain majority control of TikTok in the US
ByteDance is insisting that it will retain majority ownership of TikTok Global, contradicting President Donald Trump's claims that the app would have "nothing to do with any outside land."
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Judge blocks Executive Order banning WeChat from App Store
The impending ban of WeChat via an Executive Order from President Donald Trump was halted by a California judge on Sunday, hours before the app was due to be removed from Apple's App Store and Google Play in the United States.
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Oracle, Walmart, ByteDance, US government reach tentative TikTok deal
After a back-and-forth about terms of the deal with the federal government, Oracle and a range of investors are set to take ownership of TikTok's U.S. operations in a deal awaiting approval from President Donald Trump.
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China would prefer TikTok shut down in US instead of sold to domestic company
The Chinese government opposes a sale of TikTok's U.S. operations and would rather see the video app shut down in the U.S., according to a new report.
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Amber Neely
