One can’t help but be bullish – at least a tinge – on both Apple and China. From a recent NYT article:
Last week, Apple reported blockbuster sales and profits in its third quarter, including $3.8 billion in revenue in greater China, which includes Taiwan and Hong Kong.
For the first three quarters of Apple’s fiscal year, revenue in greater China was $8.8 billion — six times that of a year earlier.
The following was published in January 2008: Throughout the history
J.P. Morgan’s chief economist, Michael Feroli, estimated sales of the
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