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Oct 23, 2023(Last modified: Dec 19, 2023)
In early Monday trading, Apple's stock (NASDAQ:AAPL) dropped by 1.5% as investors responded to news from China. Beijing has started multiple probes into Foxconn, an essential supplier for Apple, causing concerns among Asian investors.
Local media have reported tax inspections at Foxconn's facilities in two provinces in China. Additionally, China's department overseeing natural resources has begun inspecting land usage by Foxconn's main businesses in the Henan and Hubei provinces.
In response, Foxconn has communicated its intent to fully cooperate with the investigations. There's speculation that China might be taking indirect action against the U.S. by putting pressure on one of its largest corporations, Apple.

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