Apple's China problems are piling up

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Apple CEO Tim Cook attends China Development Forum in 2017
Apple CEO Tim Cook is facing a growing threat in China from rival smartphone makers.

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Beijing refuses to admit its economy has broken down — and that's one reason officials are failing at fixing it, researchers say

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Chinese President Xi Jinping.

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The US is giving Taiwan's F-16s a welcome boost of firepower with AGM-154 bombs as tensions with China ratchet up

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A US-made F-16 fighter on a runway at an air force base in Taiwan.
A US-made F-16 fighter on a runway at an air force base in Taiwan.

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Chinese media claims it doesn't fear Taiwan's new weapons that can strike deep into China

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Taiwan's military fires a rocket as part of 2020 exercises to repel an enemy's attack.
Taiwan's military fires a rocket as part of 2020 exercises to repel an enemy's attack.

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The US Treasury will reportedly send officials to China to smooth out economic tensions between the superpowers

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US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen testifies about a federal budget proposal in Washington DC.
US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen testifies about a federal budget proposal in Washington DC.

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Angry Chinese people are using a US embassy social-media page to dodge censors and vent about its slumping economy

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The Beijing skyline.

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Donald Trump scares Chinese investors as much as China's faltering economy, Goldman Sachs says

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Donald Trump.

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China has vowed to save its crashing stock market, but investors are just not convinced

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A customer is paying attention to the Chinese stock market at a stock exchange in Hangzhou, China, on January 22, 2024.
A customer is paying attention to the Chinese stock market at a stock exchange in Hangzhou, China, on January 22, 2024.

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A US admiral says he's confident the US Navy's strike groups can counter China's 'carrier killer' missiles

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A US Navy F-35C Lightning II is seen on the flight deck aboard the USS Carl Vinson, a US nuclear-powered aircraft carrier.
A US Navy F-35C Lightning II is seen on the flight deck aboard the USS Carl Vinson, a US nuclear-powered aircraft carrier.

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Chinese migrants are flocking to the southern border, and some have Chinese TikTok guides on how to enter the US: CBS

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In this aerial view, immigrant groups cross water and barbed wire and walk to the US/Mexico border despite extra security measures on February 1, 2024 in El Paso, Texas.
According to data from the US Customs and Border Protection, the number of encounters the agency has had with Chinese nationals at the Southwest land border has risen over 54 times, going from 450 in 2021 to 24,314 in 2023.

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