To discover if they ever figured out how to make PCs as stable and hassle-free as Macs, PC travels to the year 2150.
The company is emerging as a symbol of China’s determination to thwart Washington’s curbs.
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“We’re like Apple-Foxconn. This is the target we’re setting for ourselves, to be the most profitable car company in the world.” — Henrik Fisker
"Today I took it for a spin and was deeply disappointed."
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From Jacky Wong's "Can Apple and AI Make Baidu Cool Again?" posted Wednesday by the Wall Street Journal.
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"Once we get past the March quarter earnings, this is a catalyst-rich story."
Read More Morgan Stanley's Erik Woodring sees light at the end of Apple's tunnel

One of the interesting questions is why Big Tech is in the cross-hairs of antitrust, as opposed to more standard industries like food, medicine, farming, or banks.

“Of the people still at Apple, he is one of the few that still carry the torch of Steve Jobs’s vision.” — Friend-of-the-blog Tim Bajarin.

"The golden time for Apple in China is over." — TechInsights' Linda Sui
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