Apple in China

by Patrick McGee

Simon and Schuster · 2025 · 448 pages

This investigative account reveals how Apple, in its relentless pursuit of efficient manufacturing, became deeply intertwined with China, inadvertently fostering the very technological prowess that now challenges its dominance. Through candid interviews and unearthed documents, the book chronicles the complex dance between Apple's ambition and Beijing's strategic objectives, exposing the human stories behind the world's most coveted devices. It's a must-read for anyone curious about the intricate relationship between global business and geopolitical power.

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