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Apple Finds 44 Core Violations at Suppliers
The company's expanded audit finds the number of serious violations of its code of conduct doubled in 2017 but overall compliance is improving.
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Apple Makes $1B Investment in China’s Uber
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Apple’s Q2 Results Miss on iPhone Sales Drop
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