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Apple asks Foxconn to move iPad, MacBook production from China to Vietnam
lkrupp said:22july2013 said:I see Apple is moving up, from doing business with a country that gets 2.26 (out of 10) on the democracy index (China) to a country that gets 3.06 (Viet Nam). I would much rather see Apple do its business in a higher scoring country, perhaps India (6.90) or Brazil (6.86.) I guess Apple's core values don't include freedom or democracy or human rights. Well, at least they aren't doing business with North Korea (1.08), or Saudi Arabia (1.93). I guess Apple wouldn't do business with Saudi Arabia because Apple has strong LGBTQ values.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Democracy_Index <--
By the way, on environmental indexes, Viet Nam is near the bottom. Although India is even closer to the bottom.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Environmental_Performance_Index <-- -
Apple asks Foxconn to move iPad, MacBook production from China to Vietnam
GeorgeBMac said:22july2013 said:GeorgeBMac said:22july2013 said:I see Apple is moving up, from doing business with a country that gets 2.26 (out of 10) on the democracy index (China) to a country that gets 3.06 (Viet Nam). I would much rather see Apple do its business in a higher scoring country, perhaps India (6.90) or Brazil (6.86.) I guess Apple's core values don't include freedom or democracy or human rights. Well, at least they aren't doing business with North Korea (1.08), or Saudi Arabia (1.93). I guess Apple wouldn't do business with Saudi Arabia because Apple has strong LGBTQ values.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Democracy_Index <--
By the way, on environmental indexes, Viet Nam is near the bottom. Although India is even closer to the bottom.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Environmental_Performance_Index <--
I couldn't care less what form of government a country chooses for itself.The Chinese people, contrary to right wing propaganda, seem to be far happier with their government than we here in the U.S. The Chinese aren't the ones talking about civil war, sending armed militias to invade state government houses and kidnapping their leaders -- or coups to overturn their government.Responsible, ethical leadership doesn't depend on the form of government.
You forgot about puttings lists together of members of the losing party so they can potentially be jailed, likely without trial. -
Apple asks Foxconn to move iPad, MacBook production from China to Vietnam
GeorgeBMac said:22july2013 said:I see Apple is moving up, from doing business with a country that gets 2.26 (out of 10) on the democracy index (China) to a country that gets 3.06 (Viet Nam). I would much rather see Apple do its business in a higher scoring country, perhaps India (6.90) or Brazil (6.86.) I guess Apple's core values don't include freedom or democracy or human rights. Well, at least they aren't doing business with North Korea (1.08), or Saudi Arabia (1.93). I guess Apple wouldn't do business with Saudi Arabia because Apple has strong LGBTQ values.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Democracy_Index <--
By the way, on environmental indexes, Viet Nam is near the bottom. Although India is even closer to the bottom.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Environmental_Performance_Index <--
I couldn't care less what form of government a country chooses for itself. And, as business people, Apple should be concerned with product quality and cost rather than politics. -
Fix coming for iPhone 12 MFi hearing aid static issues
This is true. My wife is an audiologist; her practice is not far from Cupertino and she has many Apple employees as patients. They've told her Apple is aware of the problem and is working on a fix. It's a constant issue, as you said, of Apple making software changes that mess up hearing aid connectivity. -
Twelve years later, Apple is still trying to erase mac.com email addresses