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China: US House of Representatives Has Become a Garbage Heap for Anti-China Sentiments

TeddyConnolly - . Published in Huanqiu

I hope U.S. lawmakers have the necessary skills of introspection to clearly perceive the odors that abound in their assembly rooms.

Italy: Is Silicon Valley Racist? Only 2 Percent of Google Employees Are Black

Robin Koerner - . Published in La Stampa
Edited by Gillian Palmer

Germany: Why Apple Really Needs Dr. Dre's Headphones

Robin Koerner - . Published in Die Welt

The iPhone producer has waited far too long to adapt its music business to the needs of its users. The corporation has finally jumped on the bandwagon and is paying a huge sum for it.

Poland: Wednesday’s Apple Accumulation

Robin Koerner - . Published in Rzeczpospolita

France: United States vs. Internet Gatekeeper: Toward a Pyrrhic Victory?

Robin Koerner - . Published in La Tribune

China: Scholar: Does the US Know You Depict It To Be So Wonderful?

Robin Koerner - . Published in Huanqiu

Brazil: A Religion Called Apple

Robin Koerner - . Published in O Estadao

It is easier for a tourist or even a citizen of New York to point out an Apple store than a church or a synagogue.

China: Why Apple Stock Plunge Caused Panic in US Stock Market

Robin Koerner - . Published in

Apple must face the reality that its unique competitiveness is gradually diminishing.

Germany: Learn from Apple's Success

Robin Koerner - . Published in Kölner Stadt-Anzeiger

Bulgaria: Apple Music Would Most Likely Exceed Spotify in the US

Robin Koerner - . Published in Investor.bg

Germany: Less Tax, More Jobs?

Robin Koerner - . Published in Die Zeit

Trump lowers royalties, and Apple creates jobs. However, one is not necessarily linked to the other.

France: Apple’s Riches are Cool?

Robin Koerner - . Published in Le Figaro
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