Apple's CEO used the US-China Trade Tensions as the Scapegoat for their bad News, President Trump Responds

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By Jack PurcherJan 4, 2019, 6:00 pm1.3k ptsHotTop
Apple's CEO Tim Cook basically tried to blame the lower iPhone sales in China on the US-China trade tensions in an interview with CNBC that we covered in a report yesterday, instead of stronger local smartphone competition. Nice scapegoating. Earlier today President Trump's reply indirectly to Cook was that he…

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