Apple looks to Southeast Asia, India as hedge against China difficulties
Apple is looking to increase its manufacturing presence in Southeast Asia and its market share in India as China troubles loom.
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AAPL
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| CIK | 0000320193 |
| SIC | 3571 |
| Sector | Manufacturing |
| Industry Category | Computer Hardware |
| Industry Group | Computer & Office Equipment |
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