Apple's Controversial Success in China
Civil society highlights company's questionable practices
Apple products are becoming coffeehouse fixtures in China more than three years after the company opened the doors of its first store in Beijing. In a recently published piece, Foreign Policy’s Christina Larson reports on how the company has taken China by storm, despite questionable procurement practices and pushback from Chinese civil society.
Apple currently has hundreds of licensed resellers in China as well as four full-fledged Apple stores with plans to open another one on the mainland and its first Hong Kong store in the near future.
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