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CEO and founder, Strategy Risks. Columnist, Barron's. Visiting fellow, @AtlanticCouncil, adjunct, NYU.
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The Impossible Partnership: Apple’s Coming Reckoning with China

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By Isaac Stone Fish, Julius Krein Verified
| American Affairs Verified
The role of Apple’s chief executive still appears deceptively familiar: steward a portfolio of iconic products, manage a sprawling global supply chain, appease Donald Trump, and deliver outsized returns to shareholders.
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Watch Closely How China Talks About Venezuela. It’s the Taiwan Playbook.

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By Isaac Stone Fish
| Barron's Verified
Chinese leader Xi Jinping has condemned the U.S. seizure of Venezuela’s president. “Unilateral bullying seriously impacts the international order,” he said on Jan. 5.
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Apple isn’t leaving China. Its footprint is getting harder to see.

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By Isaac Stone Fish
| Mint
Summary Facing sensitivities on both sides of the Pacific, Apple has reconfigured its China relationships in recent years, Isaac Stone Fish writes in a guest commentary. This is a Mint Premium article gifted to you. Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Apple’s plans to make iPhones in India, components in Vietnam, and build new hubs across Southeast Asia reflect a meaningful effort to diversify away from China. But they tell only part of the story.
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