CEO of Apple, Tim Cook, has traveled to China this month, according to a report on Reuters, to meet with government officials at a high level, including those responsible for the “propaganda”.
Such business visits, of course, are made from time to time, but this time meetings of Cook may have increased importance because Apple is facing declining revenues in China, several prohibitions, and even problems with trademark rights of iPhone.
If Cook fails to reach agreement with the Chinese government that could lead to serious problems in the business of Apple, because China is the second most important market in the world for the company.
