Apple was wrong to apologize to Chinese consumers - Shaun Rein

Shaun Rein

Apple apologized on April 1 to its consumer in China for flaws in its service, after weeks of attacks by China's state-owned media. Wrong, says business analyst Shaun Rein to Bloomberg. "Consumers would China to deal with pollution rather than Apple. By the apology the attacks got some credibility."

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The +China Weekly Hangout is Thursday April 4 going to focus on Xi Jinping's upcoming tenure. Which of the 14 subjects discussed during the recent NPC do you think at important. See here our survey and announcement. Here you can register for the event.

Earlier we discussed already one of the issues: food security and dead pigs, in our session two weeks ago with +Richard Brubaker , +Andrew Hupert , +Chris Brown , moderated by +Fons Tuinstra

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