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I’m pretty sure Tim Apple has thought a bit about this problem and has some contingencies if the shit hits the fan.
Isaacson's shotty work on The Elon Musk book really exposed how lacking his research is.
Where before, I'd go, "Isaacson probably did his homework. He'd know for sure with his probably well research deep dive." Today, I'm probably assuming he just emailed their PR person and took what were they said and sprouted that.
Shame too.
Apple will be the company ‘most hurt’ if economic tensions between US and China escalate
No, that would be Disney
you sure about that? Apple’s market cap is like 18x that of Disney, and they import a ton of physical good from China. Meanwhile Disney mainly only exports to China. Their imports are minimal, so I’m pretty sure any trade war would affect them much much less than Apple.
South Park demonstrated this quite nicely. Don't fuck with the Mouse
This is the best summary I could come up with:
As more US companies are trying to cut back on relying on China for business, Apple could be the one hardest hit if economic tensions continue to escalate.
That's according to Walter Isaacson, the biographer of late Apple cofounder Steve Jobs and Tesla CEO Elon Musk, who told CNBC's "Squawk Box" on Tuesday that he thinks Apple will find it most difficult to decrease its reliance on China, which manufactures the vast majority of its products.
On his unexpected visit, he met with Chinese commerce minister Wang Wentao in Beijing and dropped by an Apple store in Chengdu, roughly 1,000 miles away, that was hosting a Tencent gaming tournament, Bloomberg reported.
He visited amid a report of sluggish iPhone 15 sales in the country, which is one of Apple's largest markets.
The news comes after Foxconn's billionaire founder, Terry Gou, announced his bid for presidency in Taiwan in August.
The White House recently introduced export controls on the sales of semiconductors that could make it difficult for Chinese companies to obtain chips made using US technology, which could further strain business relations between the US and China.
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