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- Auto Alliance Testifies Against NHTSA - GM Gains Most Market Share This Year - Chinese Automakers Flooding Africa - GAC Expanding Fast - Foxconn and Elektrobit Partner on SDVs - Foxtron to Supply Mitsubishi with Buses - U.S. Imports to China Plummet - Japan Says It Can't Accept U.S. Tariffs - Mercedes Puts Active Aero on Wheels - XC60 Now Best-Selling Volvo Ever

- Auto Alliance Testifies Against NHTSA - GM Gains Most Market Share This Year - Chinese Automakers Flooding Africa - GAC Expanding Fast - Foxconn and Elektrobit Partner on SDVs - Foxtron to Supply Mitsubishi with Buses - U.S. Imports to China Plummet - Japan Says It Can't Accept U.S. Tariffs - Mercedes Puts Active Aero on Wheels - XC60 Now Best-Selling Volvo Ever

Patrick McGee is the author of Apple in China: The Capture of the World's Greatest Company. Our discussion led us through a detailed history of Apple's relationship with China, where iPhone manufacturing became a project of nation-building. Cohosting today is Kyle Chan of the High Capacity Substack. Today, our conversation covers: Why Apple moved production to China in the 1990s, and why it struggles to leave, How Apple's obsession with perfection catalyzed China's industrial upgrading, The political side of production in China, including how Apple's relationship with the Chinese authorities has evolved over time, The rise of Foxconn and other partners in Apple's network, Fun anecdotes about Apple's management style, including the “Divorce Avoidance Program.” Read ChinaTalk's article China's AR glasses market here. Outro music: Apple Blossom — The White Stripes (YouTube Link) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Patrick McGee is the author of Apple in China: The Capture of the World's Greatest Company. Our discussion led us through a detailed history of Apple's relationship with China, where iPhone manufacturing became a project of nation-building. Cohosting today is Kyle Chan of the High Capacity Substack. Today, our conversation covers: Why Apple moved production to China in the 1990s, and why it struggles to leave, How Apple's obsession with perfection catalyzed China's industrial upgrading, The political side of production in China, including how Apple's relationship with the Chinese authorities has evolved over time, The rise of Foxconn and other partners in Apple's network, Fun anecdotes about Apple's management style, including the “Divorce Avoidance Program.” Read ChinaTalk's article China's AR glasses market here. Outro music: Apple Blossom — The White Stripes (YouTube Link) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

"I quote a study that looked at  84 countries in terms of internal migration and India was dead last. That's not a knock against the culture. It's just not part of the culture that young women in particular leave home at 17, go to the other side of the country and work in a factory. You don't have that. So what's the phrase: Culture eats strategy for breakfast. Apple might have a plan, but  like good luck upending 5,000 years of Indian culture to make it happen." - Patrick McGee, author of "Apple in China" Fresh out of the studio, Patrick McGee, San Francisco correspondent for the Financial Times and author of "Apple in China: The Capture of the World's Greatest Company" joined us in a conversation to unravel the extraordinary story of how the world's most valuable company became inextricably entangled with China. Patrick shared the backstory behind Apple's century-defining Faustian bargain and progressed through how he uncovered the untold story of Asia's contract manufacturing history through Apple's supply chain point of view. He unpacks the famous "Apple Squeeze" philosophy of paying suppliers minimally while providing invaluable training, and shares fascinating stories from characters like the ruthless negotiator Tony Blevins to the tragic figure of Jackie Haynes. Throughout the conversation, Patrick demonstrates how Apple inadvertently created China's contract manufacturing capabilities and explains why the company's current attempts to diversify to India face insurmountable cultural and political barriers. Last but not least, he argues that Apple's very success in China has become its greatest vulnerability, trapped in a relationship where going too fast risks Beijing's ire, while going too slow means remaining stuck in an increasingly untenable position. Episode Highlights: [00:03] Quote of the Day by Patrick McGee [01:00] Introduction: Patrick McGee, author of "Apple in China" [03:12] Lessons from Patrick's Career Journey [05:13] March 15, 2013: Xi Jinping's political awakening - Apple's first "oh shit moment" in China, just 12 hours after his inauguration [10:25] Apple's manufacturing DNA - why they control supply chains differently than other tech companies [12:09] The secret pyramid: ID → PD → MD - how Apple's industrial design gets translated into manufacturing reality [16:11] Terry Gou's legendary call: "I can fix this" - the moment Foxconn became Apple's key manufacturing partner [19:38] OEM vs ODM strategy: Why Terry Gou chose to never compete with clients, focusing on vertical integration instead [25:00] Tony Blevins' ruthless negotiations: "We don't have time for you to read the contract. You just need to sign it now" [26:45] The "Apple Squeeze" revealed: "We won't pay you much, but the experience will be invaluable" [28:27] Staggering impact: Apple trained 28 million people - greater than California's labor force, 6x Singapore's population [34:03] The Gang of Eight: Apple's first senior team living in China to navigate political pressures [41:45] Chinese dominance: Huawei, Xiaomi, and others now control 55% of global smartphone market share [48:08] Apple's double whammy: Supply Chain locked in China and TSMC [52:37] Apple's impossible balancing act in India: "Go too fast, risk Beijing's ire. Go too slow, remain stuck" [53:11] Jackie Haynes tragedy: Apple's failed attempt to improve worker conditions caught between operational demands and Xi Jinping's crackdown [57:09] Closing Profile: Patrick McGee, Author of "Apple in China": https://appleinchina.com and San Francisco correspondent for Financial Times LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/prmcgee/ Podcast Information: Bernard Leong hosts and produces the show. The proper credits for the intro and end music are "Energetic Sports Drive." G. Thomas Craig mixed and edited the episode in both video and audio format. Here are the links to watch or listen to our podcast. Analyse Asia Main Site: https://analyse.asia Analyse Asia Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1kkRwzRZa4JCICr2vm0vGl Analyse Asia Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/analyse-asia-with-bernard-leong/id914868245 Analyse Asia YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@Analys1eAsia Analyse Asia LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/analyse-asia/ Analyse Asia X (formerly known as Twitter): https://twitter.com/analyseasia Analyse Asia Threads: https://www.threads.net/@analyseasia Sign Up for Our This Week in Asia Newsletter: https://www.analyse.asia/#/portal/signup Subscribe Newsletter on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/build-relation/newsletter-follow?entityUrn=7149559878934540288

SoftBank may be planning a $1 trillion industrial complex in Arizona, Meta has launched $399 Oakley AI glasses with 3K recording, and Foxconn and Nvidia are planning to introduce humanoid robots at a plant in Houston. MP3 Please SUBSCRIBE HERE for free or get DTNS Live ad-free. A special thanks to all our supporters–without you,Continue reading "SoftBank May Be Planning A $1 Trillion Industrial Complex In Arizona – DTH"

During the US president's first term in office, Tim Cook appeared to be the ultimate Trump whisperer, winning tariff exemptions despite Apple's heavy reliance on Chinese manufacturing. Now, the iPhone-maker-in-chief has found himself under the toughest pressure yet from Trump, who has threatened smartphone tariffs as high as 25%. Does Tim Cook still have a way out, or is Apple out of options? And what does Cook's relationship with Trump tell us about the future of the trade war?FT tech editor Murad Ahmed speaks to Patrick McGee, author of Apple in China: The Capture of the World's Greatest Company; Doug Guthrie, a former negotiator for Apple in Beijing; and FT tech correspondent Michael Acton about the complicated relationship between Cook and Trump.Free to read:Donald Trump threatens Apple and Samsung with 25% tariff on devices Apple set to expand India supply chain through $1.5bn Foxconn plant Apple delays iPhone AI features as it stumbles in race with rivals This season of Tech Tonic is presented by Murad Ahmed and produced by Josh Gabert-Doyon. The senior producer is Edwin Lane and the executive producer is Flo Phillips. Sound design by Breen Turner and Samantha Giovinco. Original music by Metaphor Music, Manuela Saragosa and Topher Forhecz are the FT's acting heads of audio.Read a transcript of this episode on FT.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

durée : 00:06:58 - Le Journal de l'éco - par : Anne-Laure Chouin - Le groupe industriel taïwanais tient ce jeudi l'assemblée générale de ses actionnaires sur fond de guerre commerciale avec les États-Unis. Foxconn fait face à un avenir incertain sur son activité d'assemblage des Iphone. Une partie du travail va être transférée de la Chine vers l'Inde.

- German Automakers Expect U.S. Tariff Relief - Rare Earth Restrictions Could Stop India Car Prodcution - Foxconn Announcing New Japanese Partner Soon - Chevy Leaving the Chinese Market - Tesla Starts Human-Less Test Drives - Toyota On Track to Meet Its EV Goals - 1st EV Gets CATL's Swappable Battery - Samsung and LG to Make LFP Batteries for GM

- German Automakers Expect U.S. Tariff Relief - Rare Earth Restrictions Could Stop India Car Prodcution - Foxconn Announcing New Japanese Partner Soon - Chevy Leaving the Chinese Market - Tesla Starts Human-Less Test Drives - Toyota On Track to Meet Its EV Goals - 1st EV Gets CATL's Swappable Battery - Samsung and LG to Make LFP Batteries for GM

Join Renaud on a journey into the fascinating world of electronics manufacturing and how Apple's strategic moves in China transformed it. Our episode is inspired by the book "Apple in China: The Capture of the World's Greatest Company," a book by journalist Patrick McGee, who offers a well-researched exploration of how Apple inadvertently established an advanced electronics industry in China. You will discover how Apple's relentless pursuit of excellence and zero defects not only influenced its contract manufacturers but also propelled the entire electronics supply chain into rapid development. Through countless interactions and challenges over the decades, Apple played a pivotal role in elevating Chinese manufacturers' capabilities, setting the stage for China's dominance in the electronics industry today.   Show Sections 01:01 – About the Author & Context 02:05 – Premise of the Book 03:06 – From In-House to Outsourcing in China 04:32 – Apple's Manufacturing Weakness in the 1980s 06:09 – Canon Printers & Apple's Foothold in Publishing 08:12 – Outsourcing Risks: Sharp's PDA & OEM-ODM Transition 11:05 – Shift from Japan to Taiwan 13:13 – iMac Development & DFM Challenges 16:11 – Upskilling Manufacturers Through Pressure & Innovation 18:18 – Problems with LG & Lessons in Control 21:01 – Foxconn's Rise & Apple's Trust Transfer 24:01 – China Joins the WTO & the Manufacturing Boom 26:01 – China's Superpower: Speed, Scale, Compliance 28:01 – Apple's Embedded Control Over Manufacturing 31:01 – “Chinification” & Why It's So Hard to Leave Now   Related content... Read the book 'Apple in China'   Get in touch with us Connect with us on LinkedIn Contact us via Sofeast's contact page Subscribe to our YouTube channel Prefer Facebook? Check us out on FB Get in touch with us Connect with us on LinkedIn Contact us via Sofeast's contact page Subscribe to our YouTube channel Prefer Facebook? Check us out on FB

Waffles for the Win Workarounds are the thing to avoid onerous tariffs Investors starting to think that bark is worse than the bite PLUS we are now on Spotify and Amazon Music/Podcasts! Click HERE for Show Notes and Links DHUnplugged is now streaming live - with listener chat. Click on link on the right sidebar. Love the Show? Then how about a Donation? Follow John C. Dvorak on Twitter Follow Andrew Horowitz on Twitter  Warm-Up - Waffles for the Win - Workarounds are the thing - Learning about the First Sale Rule Markets - 42 Days? And counting - Investors starting to think that bark is worse than the bite - US Steel Deal - WOW! - Fresh steam for speculation - lots of movement Waffling - What are your favorite way to eat waffles? - Friday - 50% on Europe - Blah Blah - 25% on Apple and every smartphone maker that brings in product to USA - Sunday - Delay the Europe tariffs until July 9th - Not sure where we are on Results - Markets swoon on the initial Europe Tariff announcement - Markets (Overnight Futures) Popped higher on the Waffle - Apple will look to eat and see a cut to margins - ---- Surely Apple will promise to build plants in the US and slow role it to get some relief --- Apple recently announced a 250,000-square-foot advanced manufacturing facility in Houston that is expected to begin operations in 2026, indicating a timeline of roughly 1.5 to 2 years from announcement to production start (managed by Foxconn - manufacturing AI Driver Servers China - Not bad - China's industrial profits rose for a second straight month in April, with their growth improving despite U.S. tariffs and persistent deflationary pressures, thanks to Beijing's measures aimed at supporting businesses. - Cumulative profits at major industrial firms climbed 3% last month compared to a year earlier, official data showed Tuesday, accelerating from a 2.6% growth in March. - In the first four months this year, industrial profits rose 1.4%, year on year, according to the National Bureau of Statistics, bolstered by stronger earnings in the equipment and high-tech manufacturing sectors. Facts though first: - Foxconn's Zhengzhou campus in China, often called “iPhone City,” spans over 1.4 million square meters (15 million square feet) and employs hundreds of thousands of workers. Approx 80% of Apple's annual iPhone production) -- To replicate this in the U.S., Apple would likely need multiple facilities totaling 10–15 million square feet or more, depending on automation levels and vertical integration. First Sale Rule - Love this!- - The first sale rule has been around since 1988 --- This is why markets/stocks/companies will always win - The “first sale rule” is a concept in U.S. customs law that allows importers to use the lowest cost of a good to calculate duties. - Under U.S. customs law, the first sale rule allows importers to base customs duties on the price of the initial transaction in a multi-tiered supply chain. Example scenario: A Chinese manufacturer sells a t-shirt to a Hong Kong vendor for $5. The Hong Kong vendor resells it to a U.S. retailer for $10. The U.S. retailer sells it to consumers for $40. - Using the first sale rule, the U.S. retailer can declare the $5 price for customs purposes, rather than the $10 resale price. - This approach reduces the duty owed by excluding the middleman's markup. Asked AI to make easier to understand in an infographic AI Info-graphic Boeing Update - The U.S. Justice Department said Friday that it has reached a deal with Boeing - That will allow the aircraft maker to avoid prosecution over two crashes of its 737 Max planes that killed 346 people. - The non-prosecution agreement would allow Boeing, a major military contractor and top U.S. exporter, to avoid being labeled a felon. - The decision means Boeing won't face trial as scheduled next month,

En el Radar Empresarial de hoy analizamos la nueva fórmula de Apple para sortear las sanciones arancelarias de Donald Trump. La compañía de la manzana apuesta cada vez más por la fabricación de Iphones en la India: según datos de la firma de análisis Canalys, los envíos de Iphones desde la India aumentaron un 76%. Parece claro que la tecnológica quiere asentarse en el país en detrimento de China. De hecho, los envíos desde el Gigante Asiático cayeron también un 76% en el mismo periodo. Es una tendencia que empezó a verse el mes pasado, cuando por primera vez se ensamblaron más productos en India que en China. Pero por mucho que Apple piense que de esta forma podrá esquivar las tarifas arancelarias parece que la Administración Trump tiene otros planes. El viernes pasado el presidente estadounidense ya amenazó con imponer un arancel del 25% a todos los envíos que lleguen fuera de Estados Unidos. El mandatario dejó claro que espera que los productos se consuman en Estados Unidos se fabriquen en el país, algo que ya apuntó hace dos semanas. Para Trump es algo normal que se enmarca dentro de la lucha de los intereses nacionales del país. En la misma línea piensa uno de sus asesores, el director del Consejo Económico Nacional, Kevin Hassett. Para él, una de las claves es no depender tanto de China. Sabemos la opinión del gobierno estadounidense pero ¿Qué piensa China? En enero Bloomberg ya se hizo eco de informes locales de que el país iba a intentar frenar la producción de productos de compañías extranjeras en la India. Entonces el país asiático estaba frenando la salida de trabajadores cualificados al país. Además, también se buscaba frenar el envío de tecnología, vital para el ensamblaje de los Iphone. Una de las grandes damnificadas entonces era Foxconn, que no pudo enviar sus trabajadores a sus plantas de la India pero ahora podría pagar el pato Apple. Y es que recordemos que el socio principal en el país de la compañía es Foxconn. A pesar de todo esto, desde Canalys apuntan que la demanda se desacelerará ya que no podrá llegar a cubrir toda la demanda. ¿En qué momento podría igualar la demanda en la India? Según la firma de análisis la demanda de iPhones en EEUU es de aproximadamente 20 millones por trimestre, por lo que se estima que India podrá igualar ese nivel en 2026. Clave para esto será la gran inversión de 1500 millones de dólares que hará Foxconn en la región de Tamil Nadu, según el Financial Times. Aquí inaugurará una instalación de módulos de pantalla.

JOIN OUR DISCORD CHANNEL https://discord.gg/4uwxk6TN6r Support us at: buymeacoffee.com/techpodcast In this episode of Project Synapse on Hashtag Trending, Jim Love, Marcel Gagne, and John Pinard dive into a week full of remarkable AI advancements and their implications for the job market and future technologies. The discussion kicks off with the massive layoffs by companies like Klarna, which replaced customer support staff with AI chatbots, only to backtrack and rehire. The conversation shifts to how outsourcing and automation are being revolutionized by companies like Foxconn with AI-driven process improvements. The speakers touch on Google's extensive announcements at Google IO, including their new Gemini and Veo models, further boosting their leadership in AI integration. They also explore OpenAI's ambitious plans, including their partnership with Jony Ive's design company IO, aiming to become a trillion-dollar powerhouse. The episode wraps up with reflections on how AI and automation are poised to transform industries, the potential for Google's AI solutions to dominate, and the evolving competition among tech giants in this space. 00:00 Introduction to Project Synapse 00:48 The Impact of AI on Jobs 01:32 Outsourcing and AI Integration 03:55 Foxconn's AI Revolution 08:03 Apple's Journey in China 11:19 Jony Ive and OpenAI Partnership 25:52 Google IO and AI Innovations 33:52 Focus on Coding and Business Automation 34:46 OpenAI's Ambitions and Microsoft's Strategy 36:59 Claude AI's Personality and Ethical Concerns 41:00 Google's Innovations and AI Integration 42:43 Google's Project Astra and AI in Cars 52:05 Google's VEO 3 and AI Video Editing 01:04:56 The Future of AI and Industry Competition 01:06:59 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

LISTEN and SUBSCRIBE on:Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/watchdog-on-wall-street-with-chris-markowski/id570687608 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2PtgPvJvqc2gkpGIkNMR5i WATCH and SUBSCRIBE on:https://www.youtube.com/@WatchdogOnWallstreet/featuredIn a flurry of Truth Social posts, Donald Trump threatened Apple with a 25% tariff and proposed a massive 50% tariff on the European Union, accusing both of hurting American industry. But is this about economic strategy—or just headlines?In this episode:Trump demands iPhones be made in the U.S.—or face a 25% tariffWhy this isn't about policy—it's about publicity and approval ratingsA look back at Foxconn's failed “factory” turned wedding venueTrump's proposed 50% EU tariff and the real story behind itHow the markets immediately reacted—and why it mattersThe deeper concern: Are we normalizing economic authoritarianism?From negotiating bluster to regulatory overreach, this segment breaks down what's really behind the tweets—and what it means for business and consumers alike.www.watchdogonwallstreet.com

  In this episode of Hashtag Trending, host Jim Love explores the major AI advancements highlighted at Google IO 2025, including updates to Google Search and the Gemini AI model family. The episode also covers Microsoft's emergency update for a BitLocker issue affecting Windows 10, primarily on corporate devices with Intel vPro processors. Additionally, Foxconn announces a groundbreaking shift in manufacturing, leveraging generative AI to minimize reliance on low-cost labor. The company's proprietary AI system, Fox Brain, is now capable of handling up to 80% of new production line setups, showcasing a significant leap in industrial efficiency and flexibility. 00:00 Introduction and Headlines 00:19 Google IO 2025: AI Innovations Unveiled 03:29 Microsoft's Emergency Windows 10 Update 04:38 Foxconn's AI-Driven Manufacturing Revolution 09:17 Conclusion and Viewer Interaction

Plus: Nvidia is working with Foxconn to build an AI supercomputer in Taiwan. And NJ Transit says rail operations will resume tomorrow, after reaching a tentative agreement with union leaders. Kate Bullivant hosts. Sign up for WSJ's free What's News newsletter.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

En este episodio cubrimos los eventos más relevantes tras la apertura del mercado: • Wall Street cae por rebaja crediticia de Moody's: Los futuros bajan con fuerza tras la degradación de EE.UU. a Aa1 por parte de Moody's. $SPX -1.3%, $US100 -1.7%, $INDU -0.9%. El rendimiento del Treasury a 10 años sube a 4.54%. La agencia citó déficits persistentes y falta de disciplina fiscal. El mercado ahora se enfoca en comentarios de la Fed y el dato de indicadores líderes (-0.7% esperado). • Nvidia lidera Computex 2025 con nuevos lanzamientos: $NVDA presentó los sistemas GB300, el servidor RTX Pro y el DGX Cloud Lepton. Lanzó NVLink Fusion y anunció una fábrica de supercomputadoras en Taiwán con 10,000 GPUs Blackwell junto a Foxconn y $TSM. Los nuevos productos superan ampliamente al H100 y apuntan a dominar IA, con alianzas globales con Acer, Dell y HP. • Alibaba cae por escrutinio sobre acuerdo con Apple: $BABA -4.8% tras reportes de que Trump evalúa el pacto de integración de IA con $AAPL en iPhones vendidos en China. La tensión regulatoria y la competencia local aumentan, con caídas también en ventas de iPhones (-2.3%). Apple evalúa alternativas como $BIDU y $TCEHY, pero enfrenta un entorno hostil. • China restringe tierras raras, tensión para Tesla y Lockheed: China limita exportaciones clave tras nuevas reglas de licencia. Tesla $TSLA, Ford $F y Lockheed $LMT advierten por interrupciones. Solo algunas empresas como Yantai Zhenghai han recibido autorizaciones parciales. Analistas ven la movida como estratégica en plena disputa comercial con EE.UU. Un inicio de semana cargado de tensión geopolítica, innovación tecnológica y presión macroeconómica. ¡Dale play y mantente informado!

Nvidia-baas Jensen Huang heeft maandag de openingsact van Computex verzorgd in Taiwan, dat is de grootste computerbeurs ter wereld. Niels Kooloos vertelt er meer over in deze Tech Update. Tijdens zijn bijna twee uur durende keynote benadrukte Huang vooral dat Nvidia de ontwikkeling van AI toegankelijk wil maken voor steeds meer landen. Daarom gaat Nvidia bijvoorbeeld NVLink Fusion verkopen: een technologie om AI-chips aan elkaar te schakelen voor betere prestaties. Ook heeft Huang aangekondigd dat Nvidia samen met Foxconn een AI-fabriek met zeker 10 duizend Blackwell-chips in Taiwan gaat opzetten. Verder in deze Tech Update: iPhone-gebruikers krijgen volgens Apple-fluisteraar Mark Gurman binnenkort de keuze tussen digitale assistenten AI-chatbot Grok heeft het niet alleen over 'witte genocide', maar blijkt ook de Holocaust te ontkennen See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

i'm wall-e, welcoming you to today's tech briefing for thursday, may 15th! dive into today's headlines: youtube's advertising shift: big changes at brandcast as youtube aims for tv ad dollars with a new partnership with the nfl, streaming an exclusive friday game for the 2025-2026 season, and introducing bingeable content formats. waymo's recall and safety update: waymo issues a software recall for 1,200 self-driving vehicles following minor collisions, enhancing fleet safety across major u.s. cities like austin and san francisco. foxconn's expansion in india: foxconn receives approval for a $435 million project, expanding apple chip production in india to reduce dependency on chinese manufacturing, initially focusing on semiconductor assembly and testing. leadership change at luminar: paul ricci steps in as ceo at luminar, replacing founder austin russell, aiming for cost reduction and increased production amid an ethics inquiry. reintroduction of the kids online safety act: a renewed push for internet safety legislation for minors faces support from tech giants and opposition from free speech advocates. catch us tomorrow for more updates!

In today's Tech3 from Moneycontrol, we unpack India's latest semiconductor push as the Cabinet clears HCL-Foxconn's Rs 3,706-crore chip plant in UP. Plus, India's first indigenous GPU prototype is almost here. Also in this episode—Karan Bajaj returns with a healthtech venture, Razorpay builds conversational payments in 72 hours, and MakeMyTrip sees a sharp rise in trip cancellations to Turkey and Azerbaijan amid boycott calls.

Foxconn, de belangrijkste leverancier van Apple en Nvidia, heeft de verwachtingen voor de rest van het jaar bijgesteld vanwege onvoorspelbare wisselkoersen. Volgens het Taiwanese techbedrijf is het moeilijk te zeggen wat er de komende maanden gaat gebeuren door het handelsbeleid van de Verenigde Staten. Niels Kooloos vertelt erover in deze Tech Update. De koers van de Taiwanese dollar is in slechts één maand met 10 procent gestegen ten opzichte van de Amerikaanse dollar. Dat houdt in dat Amerikaanse klanten van Foxconn 10 procent extra moeten betalen, nog zonder importheffingen meegerekend. Ondanks de onzekerheid gaat het Foxconn financieel gezien wel voor de wind. In het eerste kwartaal van dit jaar steeg de winst met 91 procent ten opzichte van het jaar daarvoor. Verder in deze Tech Update: Baidu wil een robotaxidienst in Europa opzetten, te beginnen in Zwitserland Waymo roept 1200 zelfrijdende auto's terug omdat ze te vaak botsingen maakten met obstakels zoals pionnen, hekken en kettingen See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, Ben and Jay welcome Patrick McGee, author of 'Apple in China', who discusses his extensive research on Apple's relationship with China. The conversation explores how Apple's investments and manufacturing strategies have significantly influenced China's technological landscape, as well as the cultural impact of Apple products in China. Patrick shares insights from his book, detailing the evolution of Apple's supply chain and the pivotal role of Foxconn in Apple's success. In this conversation, Patrick McGee discusses the intricate relationship between Apple and its supply chain, particularly focusing on Foxconn and Chinese manufacturers. He highlights how Apple's business model has influenced the manufacturing landscape in China, the challenges of replicating this model elsewhere, and the critical role of TSMC in Apple's operations. The discussion also touches on the implications of IP transfer and the impact of Tesla in the EV industry, showcasing the broader effects of Apple's strategies on global manufacturing and economics.

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On this very geopolitical heavy episode, we start off talking about 3 possible provinces in Canada that may want to secceed and become American States. Then we go to the US southern border and talk about the Mexican army soldiers that went a little too far north and ended up in New Mexico. We then talk about some of the new tech the United States Marines will be getting to combat swarm drone attacks. WE shift over to the Asian continent and start with the Houthi owned oil fields that were destroyed by American forces. Pakistan and India are gearing up for war as tensions rise and an Indian outpost was destroyed by Pakistani forces. China's Foxconn company that manufactures iphones are shutting down manufacturing facilities and is also moving them to india, this along with other factors has lead to alleged uprisings all over China. We then shift to Europe where Spain, Portugal, and parts of France have experienced massive power outages. Then we finish by discussing the launch of Russians spring offensive and what this may mean as far as trying to achieve an end to this war.To join in the conversation next week and every Wednesday night at 9pm cst, come to patreon.com/CajunKnightBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/cult-of-conspiracy--5700337/support.

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In today's Tech3 from Moneycontrol, Apple ramps up manufacturing in India with Foxconn and Tata Electronics leading the charge. We dive into why the National Restaurant Association has paused onboarding to ONDC amid leadership churn. Plus, Ather Energy's IPO sees full subscription, startup valuations take a hit with down rounds making a return. Tune in for latest updates on tech and startup world.

- Trump to Ease Auto Tariffs, Sorta - GM Reports Weak Q1 - Porsche's Profits Plummet - Ferrari Keeps Key EV Components In-House - Chery Could Get VW Germany Plant - Nissan to Close Wuhan Plant - iCAR's $15K Chinese Off-Roader - Renault to Launch 3 EV CVs - New Renault Boreal for Global Markets - JLR Using Old Tooling to Cut Costs - Foxconn Could Build EV in U.S. Plant - Mercedes Trucks Wants Longest Reverse Record

- Trump to Ease Auto Tariffs, Sorta - GM Reports Weak Q1 - Porsche's Profits Plummet - Ferrari Keeps Key EV Components In-House - Chery Could Get VW Germany Plant - Nissan to Close Wuhan Plant - iCAR's $15K Chinese Off-Roader - Renault to Launch 3 EV CVs - New Renault Boreal for Global Markets - JLR Using Old Tooling to Cut Costs - Foxconn Could Build EV in U.S. Plant - Mercedes Trucks Wants Longest Reverse Record

This week, Brian, Troy, and Alex break down how tech is quietly building its own media empire—slick, founder-led, and fully aligned with industry interests. From TBPN to Turpentine, it's not journalism—it just looks like it. They also explore the “Chaos Economy” through Foxconn's EV pivot and unpack why analogies beat logic in shaping how we process tech shifts. Plus, Pete Buttigieg's appearance on Flagrant shows that even politics is adapting to the influencer era.Watch us on YouTubeTroy Young's People vs Algorithms newsletterBrian Morrissey's The Rebooting newsletterAlex Schleifer's Human ComputerFollow Alex, Brian and Troy on Twitter

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Luego de una semana muy movida, Samsung se disculpa con los usuarios de su país natal, y brinda el anuncio de la activación de One UI 7 y Android 15, desde members, con lo cual comenzara seguramente la instalación mundial, ademas; Foxconn ahora ensambla el iPhone 16e en Brasil; Canonical lanza Ubuntu 25.04 Plucky Puffin, con soporte a los micros ARM y como todos los días les solicitamos sus comentarios. La administración Trump considera ampliar la prohibición de DeepSeek https://www.nytimes.com/2025/04/16/technology/nvidia-deepseek-china-ai-trump.html Foxconn ahora ensambla el iPhone 16e en Brasil https://macmagazine.com.br/post/2025/04/16/brasil-faz-parte-da-linha-de-producao-do-iphone-16e/ Samsung Members detalla oficialmente el lanzamiento de One UI 7.0 https://oneuinews.com/samsung-announces-one-ui-7-rollout-timeline-for-india/ Instagram ahora te permite combinar tus recomendaciones de Reels con las de tus amigos https://www.engadget.com/social-media/instagram-now-lets-you-combine-your-reels-recommendations-with-friends-160023003.html? Canonical lanza Ubuntu 25.04 Plucky Puffin, con soporte a los micros ARM https://canonical.com/blog/canonical-releases-ubuntu-25-04-plucky-puffin ESPERAMOS TUS COMENTARIOS...

Has Claude by Anthropic lost its edge in AI? Discover why OpenAI and Google are pulling ahead and what it means for AI dominance. Explore if Claude can stage a comeback and what's next for AI innovation. Tune in for insights and analysis.Newsletter: Sign up for our free daily newsletterMore on this Episode: Episode PageJoin the discussion: Thoughts on this? Join the convo.Upcoming Episodes: Check out the upcoming Everyday AI Livestream lineupWebsite: YourEverydayAI.comEmail The Show: info@youreverydayai.comConnect with Jordan on LinkedInTopics Covered in This Episode:Anthropic's Claude Losing Market EdgeComparison of AI Innovators: Anthropic vs. GoogleClaude 3.7 and Industry RelevanceOpenAI and Google AI AdvancementsEnterprise Hesitation with Anthropic's ClaudeBenchmark Performance: Anthropic vs. CompetitionClaude User Experience and Rate LimitsFuture Prospects for Anthropic and ClaudeTimestamps:00:00 Anthropic's Decline in AI Race02:20 Daily AI News10:00 Has Anthropic Claude Lost It's Edge?17:05 Claude's Restrictive Approach Missteps20:50 Anthropic's Delayed Feature Rollout22:17 Claude's Profitability vs. User Growth27:42 Can Anthropic Stay Competitive?30:02 Anthropic's Struggle Against Gemini Models32:57 "Claude's Ranking Below Top 10"36:08 Coding Model Rankings: OpenAI Tops40:46 "Claude's Decline Amidst AI Advancements"44:00 "Frustration Over Usage Limitations"48:33 Anthropic Lags Behind Google/OpenAI49:10 "Stay Connected & Engaged"Keywords:Anthropic, Claude, Claude 3.7, Claude's edge, AI model, Large Language Model, AI frontier labs, Google, OpenAI, Microsoft, Apple, Synthetic data, Differential privacy, Tariff policies, NVIDIA, U.S. AI manufacturing, Taiwan Semiconductor, Foxconn, Wistron, Digital twins, Advanced robotics, GPT 4.1, Million token context window, API developers, Context processing, Claude's competitiveness, Internet access, Third-party integrations, Rate limits, Claude artifacts, Claude projects, Computer use, Power users, AI safety, Claude Max, Rate limit sessions, Cloud recovery, AI coding index, Coding performance, Price comparison, Benchmark performance, Intelligence index, Human preference, Elo score, Web traffic, Market competition, Enterprise challenges.Send Everyday AI and Jordan a text message. (We can't reply back unless you leave contact info) Ready for ROI on GenAI? Go to youreverydayai.com/partner

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In the Electrek Podcast, we discuss the most popular news in the world of sustainable transport and energy. In this week's episode, we discuss the new Tesla Cybertruck RWD, more tariff mayhem, Lucid buying Nikola, and more. The show is live every Friday at 4 p.m. ET on Electrek's YouTube channel. As a reminder, we'll have an accompanying post, like this one, on the site with an embedded link to the live stream. Head to the YouTube channel to get your questions and comments in. After the show ends at around 5 p.m. ET, the video will be archived on YouTube and the audio on all your favorite podcast apps: Apple Podcasts Spotify Overcast Pocket Casts Castro RSS We now have a Patreon if you want to help us avoid more ads and invest more in our content. We have some awesome gifts for our Patreons and more coming. Here are a few of the articles that we will discuss during the podcast: Tesla (TSLA) surges on Trump announcing bigger tariffs on China that will destroy its energy business Tesla stops taking Model S and Model X orders in China amid new tariffs Tesla launches new Cybertruck RWD for $70,000, removes tons of cool features Tesla quietly removes range extender battery option on Cybertruck Tesla's US sales are worse than what is reported, here's more accurate data Lucid acquires Nikola's factory, some assets, and offer jobs to workers BYD launches its first EVs with ultra-fast charging starting at just $30,000 BMW EVs are gaining more range this year as the 2026 iX hits an impressive 364 miles Check out the Kia EV2: This small electric SUV has a big personality Smartphone manufacturer Foxconn plans to bring two EV models to the US Here's the live stream for today's episode starting at 4:00 p.m. ET (or the video after 5 p.m. ET): https://www.youtube.com/live/mHFEKgtRRts

Why I'm so excited about the tariffs You may be thinking I'm a little bit crazy or blind to what is happening now, but I really wish people would be a little more patient and give this a few months to see the benefits. I want to remind people that the path we were on could've led to a collapse just like the great Roman Empire in 476 A.D. The United States in 2024 helped other countries grow their economies by sending them over $1 trillion in trade, not even close to fair trade and that is money we will never see again. Also in 2024, we saw our national debt climb to $35.5 trillion, an increase of roughly $2.5 trillion dollars in just one year! If that continued for the next 10 years, we would have debt of nearly $60 trillion, which would be unsustainable. Let's not even talk about the interest payments on a debt level that high. What is already starting to happen is not the foreign countries, but rather the foreign companies themselves want to continue to be profitable and understand they must produce and be located in the United States. Companies like Siemens from Germany, Taiwan semiconductor and Foxconn along with others have already made huge financial commitments that will benefit their companies and also our country as well. As the days, weeks, and months pass along, I believe you will be hearing about more companies coming to the United States. I believe immigration will also change because we simply do not have enough workers to fulfill all these new jobs. This could lead these foreign companies to bring their workers along, which would make them part of the US consumer base that buys houses, cars, and simple things like go to the grocery store and go out to dinner and even get haircuts. This is quite a bit different from the problems we have with immigration now as it has become a big burden on the US economy. I believe this would create a major win for our country, please be patient!   Good luck if you are trying to time the market If you have sold out of strong companies at good valuations during this market pullback, I believe you have made a huge mistake. As I have said there will be positive news that comes about and moves the market higher, which then leaves you with the question of what do you do now? Get back in? Wait for it to pull back? These trading mistakes can cost you immensely in the long run. I was surprised to see that going back over the last 20 years, seven of the top 10 days in stocks came within a two-week period of the worst 10 days. Which means many people that sold during the worst 10 days likely also missed those great days and the eventual recovery. A great example showing how quickly the tide can turn came on Wednesday after the announcement that there will be a 90-day pause on the full effect of tariffs since more than 75 countries have contacted US officials to negotiate a solution. There was also news that there is an “on the water clause” for cargo entering the US ports. This means any cargo “loaded onto a vessel at the port of loading and in transit on the final mode of transport on or after 12:01 a.m. EDT April 5, 2025, and before 12:01 a.m. EDT April 9, 2025, and (2) are entered for consumption, or withdrawn from warehouse for consumption, before 12:01 a.m. EDT on May 27 2025, are subject to the 10% additional rate in lieu of the country-specific rate of duty.” This is important as it will give companies more time to plan for elevated tariffs. These announcements led to a huge gain in stocks with the Dow climbing 7.87% on the day and the S&P 500 climbing 9.52%. The thing that surprised me was many companies that have China ties also rebounded substantially, but the tariff charged to China will be 125%, effective immediately. I'd be careful buying the dip here on all companies, but the important point I want to show is that the tide can turner quicker than you think!   How does the United States collect tariffs? It is quite the system and it's not as simple as a country/importer sending a check to the United States. The US doesn't do the calculation for every shipment that comes into the country. No matter how it comes in, if it is by truck, plane or ships the country doing the importing is the one that calculates the tariffs and sometimes they use what are known as customs brokers to do the calculation for them. It may surprise you that it is somewhat on the honor system. Before a shipment approaches the border, the importer or the customs broker files electronically the paperwork and says what they are bringing and how much they owe. When the ship pulls into port, the information is reviewed by customs agents before they allow the goods to be unloaded and released. It is kind of like when we file our tax returns. It is on the honor system that you put in all the correct information and just like you may be audited on your tax return, customs do perform random inspections to verify what is being brought in and that the tariff amount is correct. Importers have an account with customs and pay the duties to them. If they use a licensed customs broker, then that broker would make the payment. After all this is completed, whoever imported the goods has 10 days to pay the duties. The penalties are pretty hefty if the importer does not pay within 10 days as they will be hit with admin fees, interest, and other penalties along with the biggest concern which would be suspension of deliveries to the United States. I would definitely say it is in the best interest pf these importers to pay the United States customs within 10 days.   China may look at other avenues to hurt the US in this trade war I've said this before, but the tariffs on Chinese goods hurts them more than their tariffs on our goods. The simple math on it is the U.S. exported $143.5 billion of goods to China in 2024, while importing products worth $438.9 billion. Trade is way more important to their economy considering the fact they are a net exporter and a large one at that. In 2024, China exported roughly $3.58 trillion worth of goods, while importing just $2.59 trillion worth of goods for a surplus around $1 trillion. This makes trade a huge part of GDP as net exports contribute around 20% of GDP. The US on the other hand is a net importer so our trade deficit actually subtracts from GDP. What else can China do to harm the US? China did issue an alert warning its citizens of the potential risk of traveling to the US and attending schools there. Although there were approximately 1.6 million Chinese tourists that visited the US in 2024 and more than 250,000 students enrolled in schools, I don't see this advisory as too problematic especially considering there was an estimated 77.7 million people from other countries that visited the US in 2024. The big concern people have is China selling our debt to drive up borrowing costs. I was disappointed by an article that said China could crush our housing market by selling mortgage-backed securities. Seemed a little dramatic to me considering foreign countries only owned 15% of the total outstanding mortgage-backed securities. Top owners did include China, Japan, Taiwan, and Canada, but I don't see those other players selling at this point in time to harm US markets. It appears China holds just around 2-3% of these mortgage-backed securities and has been selling them over time with holdings down 8.7% year over year in the month of September and down 20% by the start of December. Even looking more broadly at U.S. treasury securities, China owned just $760.8 billion as of January 2025, which would represent about 2.2% of the total U.S. federal debt. Be careful falling for click bait, as I don't believe China has the ability to “crush” our housing market. It would likely cause interest rates to increase slightly, but an outright crash would be extremely unlikely. Overall, while this trade war may hurt us, I still firmly believe it will have a far larger negative impact on the Chinese economy!   Why You Should Never Buy a Certificate of Deposit (CD) Again For decades, certificates of deposit (CDs) have been a go-to option for savers looking to earn a little extra interest while keeping their money safe. However, in today's financial landscape, CDs have become nearly obsolete, offering little to no advantages over more flexible and higher-yielding alternatives. One of the biggest drawbacks of CDs is their lack of liquidity. When you lock your money into a CD, you typically agree to keep it there for months or years. Withdrawing early results in penalties, often forfeiting several months' worth of interest. High-yield savings accounts, on the other hand, offer similar or even better interest rates while allowing you to withdraw funds at any time. Many online banks now offer savings accounts with yields that rival or exceed CD rates, giving you the best of both worlds: competitive returns and unrestricted access to your money. Another option is U.S. Treasury Bills (T-Bills) which are one of the best alternatives to CDs, offering higher returns with even greater security. Backed by the U.S. government, they are virtually risk-free and often yield more than CDs of similar durations. Additionally, T-Bills offer tax advantages, as the interest earned is exempt from state and local income taxes—something CDs cannot provide.  Money market accounts provide another strong alternative to CDs. They often have rates similar to or higher than CDs but come with added flexibility and liquidity. Additionally, money market funds that hold federal or municipal debt come with some tax-exempt income as well.  CDs may seem like a safe, simple choice, but in reality, they are an outdated savings vehicle that rarely makes financial sense anymore. Whether you choose a high-yield savings account, T-Bills, or money market funds, there's always a better alternative that offers higher returns, more liquidity, or better tax advantages.   Companies Discussed: RH (RH), Caterpillar Inc. (CAT), Harley-Davidson, Inc (HOG) & Warner Bros. Discovery, Inc (WBD)

- Analysts Forecast Big Drop in U.S. Car Sales - China Car Sales Up Strong in March - China Exports Down on Russian Tariffs - Musk and Navarro Diss Each Other - U.S. Traffic Deaths Finally Drop, A Bit - VW To Launch 3 New EVs At Shanghai Show - Kia Developing EV Pickup for U.S. - Foxconn To Build 2 EVs In U.S. - BYD Cuts Prices Even More - BMW Show Humanoid Robot Working U.S. Assembly Line

- Analysts Forecast Big Drop in U.S. Car Sales - China Car Sales Up Strong in March - China Exports Down on Russian Tariffs - Musk and Navarro Diss Each Other - U.S. Traffic Deaths Finally Drop, A Bit - VW To Launch 3 New EVs At Shanghai Show - Kia Developing EV Pickup for U.S. - Foxconn To Build 2 EVs In U.S. - BYD Cuts Prices Even More - BMW Show Humanoid Robot Working U.S. Assembly Line

El peso y la bolsa caen por temores de recesión global tras aranceles de Trump, el 30% de las candidaturas a la Suprema Corte son de morenistasy Nissan fabrica en México la pickup que exportará a toda América Latina, con Gonzalo Soto y Ivet Rodríguez00:00 Introducción02:24 Peso y bolsa caen por temores de recesión global tras aranceles de Trump10:43 Contratos de swaps sobre deuda mexicana alcanzan niveles de inicios del Covid15:13 Foxconn ya hace data centers de Nvidia en México17:12 Morenistas, el 30% de las candidaturas a la Suprema Corte20:56 Nissan fabrica en México la pickup que exportará a toda América Latina

US equity futures are lower after sharp declines on Friday. European markets opened broadly weaker, and Asian equities ended sharply lower. Markets remain unsettled ahead of Wednesday's reciprocal tariff announcement by President Trump, who indicated tariffs would apply universally to all countries, contradicting earlier suggestions of possible exemptions. Goldman Sachs revised its outlook to three Fed rate cuts in 2025, up from two previously. Inflation concerns are mounting following Friday's hotter-than-expected US core PCE inflation data, accompanied by elevated consumer inflation expectations in the Michigan survey. Meanwhile, there are signals the EU may consider concessions. Separately, the China government confirmed plans for a $69 billion capital injection into major state-owned banks to boost lending and stimulate the economy.Companies mentioned: xAI, Tesla, Blackstone, TikTok, Softbank, Nvidia, Foxconn

- Trump Slaps Tariff on All Car Imports - Hyundai Holds Grand Opening for New Georgia Plant - Audi Controls Production Virtually - BMW Partners for AI Interior Tech - Foxconn Hopes EV Showcase Attracts New Partners - EVs Lose More Value Than Other Vehicles

- Trump Slaps Tariff on All Car Imports - Hyundai Holds Grand Opening for New Georgia Plant - Audi Controls Production Virtually - BMW Partners for AI Interior Tech - Foxconn Hopes EV Showcase Attracts New Partners - EVs Lose More Value Than Other Vehicles

This week the show opened with Tom quickly covering numerous news stories, including the likely demise of Cadillac's last sedans, General Motors buying electric vans from Hyundai, and Cummins building a high-torque gasoline alternative to its medium-duty B6.7 diesel engines. Jill and Tom also briefly discussed the rumored production by Foxconn of electric vehicles in the U.S., most likely for Mitsubishi and Nissan. Still in the first segment, Jill reviewed the 2025 Hyundai Tucson Hybrid. Listen in to get Jill's take on the popular compact crossover. In the second segment, Jill and Tom are Joined by Alex Kwanten of U.S. News and World Report. Alex walked the hosts through the outlet's 2025 Best Cars for Families list. The list includes sedans, crossovers, and electric vehicles. In the last segment Jill is subjected to Tom's “Where is it Built: Special Tariff Edition” quiz. 

S&P futures are pointing to a flat open today, down (0.07%). Asian equities traded mixed, with notable weakness in Greater China markets, while Japan's Topix outperformed. European markets are trading lower this morning, with major indexes all edging down. Companies Mentioned: T-Mobile, General Motors, Hyundai, Foxconn, Mitsubishi Motors

Shoot us a Text.We're under 2 months away from the auto industry accelerator, ASOTU CON! You can get your tickets now at asotucon.com.Today we're talking about how tech giant Foxconn is getting ready to reveal new EV partnerships and speculate on who those could be. Plus, we cover affordability easing and In N Out's servant leadership mentality.Around 80 tornados were reported as a result of this past weekend's powerful storm system, leaving a trail of destruction across the Central and Eastern US. As the communities affected begin to rebuild, we know dealers will do what they do best—step up, lend a hand, and take care of their neighbors. At ASOTU, we're here to amplify their efforts, share their stories, and support in any way we can.Taiwanese tech giant Foxconn, better known as Apple's iPhone manufacturer, is reportedly closing in on EV partnerships with two Japanese companies. This news follows speculation about a possible alliance with Nissan or Honda, especially after their failed merger talks.Hon Hai Precision Industry Co. (Foxconn's official name) is expected to finalize the deals within two months, according to Chairman Young Liu.Liu did not confirm the companies but emphasized contract design and manufacturing services as part of the agreements.The March 11 appointment of Ivan Espinosa as Nissan's CEO could pave the way for new negotiations.Foxconn is making global EV plays, having already signed deals with ZF Group (axle systems), Stellantis (semiconductors), and Infineon (silicon carbide chips), and aiming to start North American production of its Model C crossover in late 2025 to counter rising U.S. tariffs.Liu: “We are not looking to acquire Nissan but are interested in working with them.”New-vehicle affordability improved in February, reaching its best level in over three years, according to the Cox Automotive/Moody's Analytics Vehicle Affordability Index.The average price of new vehicles fell by 1.3% for the month, improving affordability despite higher interest rates.Auto loan rates rose slightly to 10.16%, the highest in four months, but income growth (+3.5% YoY) helped offset this.Typical monthly car payments declined to $748, down 1.1% month-over-month and 1.3% YoY.It now takes 37.2 weeks of median income to buy a new vehicle, an improvement from 39.0 weeks a year ago.On the heels of being named the 8th Best Company to Work For, In-N-Out Burger CEO Lynsi Snyder credits her “servant leadership” approach as the driving force behind the company's success. The heiress views her employees as family and follows a leadership philosophy that prioritizes the employees over executive demands, or as we would say around here: “Love People More Than You Love Hamburgers”Servant leadership focuses on employee growth and well-being, a value Snyder says she inherited from her family.Her grandfather built the foundation with hard work and passion, while her father emphasized humility and quality.HeHosts: Paul J Daly and Kyle MountsierGet the Daily Push Back email at https://www.asotu.com/ JOIN the conversation on LinkedIn at: https://www.linkedin.com/company/asotu/ Read our most recent email at: https://www.asotu.com/media/push-back-email

Plus, Foxconn gets a sales boost this year from artificial-intelligence servers. And streaming services are looking to YouTube creators for their next big hits. Shara Tibken hosts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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