Chinese Communist Party welcomes Apple’s continued, deeper presence

Quality assurance, iMac production, China (Image via Apple)
Chinese Communist Party Commerce Minister Wang Wentao expressed support for Apple’s continued growth in China during a meeting with CEO Tim Cook on Friday. This sentiment echoed similar statements made by China’s Minister for Industry and Information Technology earlier in the week.
Reuters:
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China is willing to help return Sino-U.S. economic and trade ties to a healthy and stable track of development through regular exchanges between government and enterprises, Wang added.
China will further optimize the business environment and continue to provide quality services for foreign enterprises, Wang said, but also told Cook that the highlighting of national security “is not conducive to normal economic and trade exchanges.”

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MacDailyNews Take: The CCP seems to be nervously wishcasting.

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