China Launches Investigations into Foxconn, Apple's iPhone Manufacturer

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China has launched an investigation into Foxconn, the Taiwan-based iPhone-maker and largest producer of iPhones, conducting tax inspections at Foxconn businesses in two Chinese provinces. The investigation comes as Foxconn's founder, Terry Gou, is running as an independent candidate in Taiwan's upcoming presidential election. While some suspect the investigation is politically motivated, Chinese experts claim it is a normal and legitimate tax inspection. The outcome of the investigation may impact the election and Taiwan-China relations, as tensions between the two have escalated in recent years.
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- Foxconn, Apple's Manufacturer in China, Is Said to Be Under Tax Audit The New York Times
- iPhone Assembler Hon Hai Dives After China Starts Probes Bloomberg
- Apple Supplier Foxconn Subjected to Tax Inspections by Chinese Authorities VOA Asia
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