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For about two years, Xiaolang Zhang was privy to information to which many in the tech world can only dream of having access: the inner workings of Apple’s secretive autonomous car research.

Apple posted some of its strongest growth during the March quarter in one of its toughest geographic regions.

Sales of smartphones in China — the world’s biggest market, responsible for roughly one in every three shipments — declined last year for the first time since 2009, slumping 4.9 per cent year on year according to preliminary data from research group...

U.S. President Donald Trump may soon get a lesson about tangling with China on trade: Beijing can punch back.

Reading headlines from the World Internet Conference in China, the casual reader might have come away a little confused. China was opening its doors to the global Internet, some media outlets optimistically declared, while others said Beijing was...

For almost a month, Skype, the internet phone call and messaging service, has been unavailable on a number of sites where apps are downloaded in China, including Apple’s app store in the country.

In the second quarter of this year, Huawei held a 11.3 percent market share, shipping 38.5 million units, IDC data show. Apple meanwhile shipped 41 million iPhones and had a 12 percent market share in the same period.

Tim Cook has responded to criticisms that Apple is quietly removing apps from the App Store for the Chinese government.

The BBC understands that as many as 60 VPNs were pulled over the weekend. Apple said it was legally required to remove them because they did not comply with new regulations. It refused to confirm the exact number of apps withdrawn, but did not deny...

Apple said Wednesday that it would open its first data center in China, joining a parade of technology companies responding to growing global demands to build facilities that store online data closer to customers.

Apple has set up its first data center in China, setting the tone for how foreign companies will handle a strict new law requiring them to store Chinese users’ information in the country.

These firms' engine isn't profit-making drudge-work selling goods but the art of persuading financiers.

Police also said the leaked data included the names, Apple identification numbers and phone numbers of Apple users.

In China tomorrow (March 24) Apple will launch the crimson-hued iPhone 7 and 7plus devices in partnership with (RED), an AIDS-relief charity it has promoted and supported for over a decade.

Apple has announced plans to set up two new research and development centers in China amid continued challenges to the iPhone maker in the world’s second-largest economy.

There’s at least one big loser if President Donald J. Trump ignites a trade war with China: Taiwan. The island democracy has a heavily export-dependent economy enmeshed in billions of dollars in U.S. and China trade.

Apple’s fiscal first quarter results showed a bit of stabilization in China and “record revenues” in India, according to CEO Tim Cook, but the U.S. technology giant still faces challenges in these emerging but increasingly “critical” markets.

Apple’s iPhone has failed to clinch the title for the top selling smartphone in China for the first time since 2012, making the U.S. technology giant “vulnerable” in the world‘s second-largest economy

The two leading app stores both experienced a tilt towards Asia in 2016, according to an annual study.

Company says it will not offer news site in app store because it has been told by Beijing it is in ‘violation of local regulations’

A hidden bounty of benefits for Foxconn’s plant in Zhengzhou, the world’s biggest iPhone factory, is central to the production of Apple’s most profitable product

The center will be located in Beijing's version of Silicon Valley, the Zhongguancun Science Park

The Mi S5 is a luxury phone costing less than half the most expensive iPhone

China has become a particularly worrisome market for Apple in the last year.

Convincing shoppers to replace their smartphone is a tougher sell than it used to be.

Apple has lost market share to Huawei and Oppo.

The nation’s biggest ride sharing company succeeds in latest fundraising effort....

China is scrutinizing whether those companies pose potential security threats to the country.

The visit comes as the company’s prospects in its second largest market appear to be souring.

Apple invests $1 billion in a Chinese ride-hailing app to show the Chinese government it is interested in supporting local business.

Tech companies will have to invest more resources in political risk control.

Apple lost a trademark suit against a Chinese company, which now has right to make and sell leather products branded “IPHONE.”

Revenue from Greater China fell $4.3 billion, but iPhone sales in India picked up.

The congressional testimony highlighted an issue: how much private technology companies should cooperate with governments?

Analysts and lawmakers warn FBI that ramifications over its demand that Apple unlock San Bernardino killer’s iPhone ‘could snowball around the world’

The US tech giant’s plans to generate over 2GW of low carbon electricity at its China operations could speed up the greening of the ‘world’s workshop’

Since the device’s release in May, estimates show that over 1 million of the watches have been sold in China.

CEO Tim Cook emailed “Mad Money” host Jim Cramer to say the App Store in China had its best performance of the year in the last two weeks.

Chinese tech firm LeTV is rumored to be entering the smartphone market.

U.S. brands Cisco, Apple, Intel, McAfee and Citrix Systems may be the first to suffer.

There was a brief post on Apple's website that said the devices would be available in China on September 26th, but that post has since been removed.

 Report cites researchers who say tracking app could expose 'state secrets.'

Xiaomi’s Mi3 in China is cheaper than the iPhone 5c—1,999 yuan versus 4,488. No wonder Xiaomi outsells Apple, shipping 7.3 million phones in the fourth quarter of last year over Apple's 7 million.

Apple sales slow in the face of competition from Samsung, Lenovo, Yulong and Huawei. 

U.S. technology giant Apple has removed the FreeWeibo application intended to allow users to read sensitive postings on Sina Weibo, a Chinese equivalent of Twitter, from its Chinese app store on orders from Beijing. 

Staff are allegedly working without adequate protective equipment, at risk from chemicals, noise and lasers, for an average of 69 hours a week. Apple has a self-imposed limit of 60 working hours a week. 

A prominent computer security firm has warned that the Dalai Lama’s Chinese-language website has been compromised with malicious software that is infecting computers of visitors with software that could be used for spying.

Xiaomi has released a new Android phone so agressively priced, it could cause damage to competitors and other component suppliers. Consequently, Apple’s iPhone is no longer the most sought out phone in the country. 

The report, set to be released on Monday by New York-based nonprofit China Labor Watch, alleges safety and environmental violations; the withholding of worker pay or the identification cards they need to work elsewhere; and poor living conditions.

Yu Hua on how the new Schwarzmen scholarship ought to look to Apple’s and Google’s experience in China as instructive examples of how to (and how not to) do business in China.

The same newspapers that attacked Apple and even China's Foreign Ministry are now heaping praise on the American company,  calling Apple’s revised policies evidence that the company had “conscientiously” responded to consumers...

The sustained vitriolic tone of the state-run campaign against Apple is prompting observers here to wonder what could possibly be behind it, with some speculating it is retribution for America’s treatment of Chinese flagship telecoms...

A manufacturer that produces Apple iPad casings faces sanctions from the Shanghai government after discharging waste that turned a local river milky white, killing fish and leaving water unfit for crop cultivation.