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New details in 'iPhone' trademark case punctuate Apple's ongoing legal problems in China
1. Note the Apple deal with Foxconn to open a factory in India. 2. China is chasing its manufacturing out of the country and large multinationals will reach a tipping point where it's no longer possible to do business there. China is headed for a crash and burn trajectory if they don't change their self-centered focus and join the global community in fair business practices.apple ][ said:What a damn joke.
A Chinese leather goods company that didn't even exist until 2011, gets the rights to iPhone?
In 2011? The iPhone was released in 2007.
How corrupt and crooked is the Chinese court system? What a bunch of no good crooks and dirty rotten scoundrels.
Hopefully Apple will take this all the way up to the Chinese Supreme People's Court as soon as possible, and get this damn crooked mess straightened up.
China benefits a lot from Apple as a company, and Apple should be prepared to play hardball with the communists, when push comes to shove. I would like to see Apple flex its muscles and do whatever it takes to put a stop to this nonsense.
