Apple CEO Tim Cook met with the Chinese minister of commerce on Friday during his second visit to mainland China this year, as the US tech giant pledged to boost its investment in the country. Chinese Minister of Commerce Wang Wentao said in his meeting with Cook that the country "welcomes Apple to seize the opportunity and get more deeply involved in the China market",

Tim Cook flew to China for the second time in almost eight months, making a surprise trip to one of Apple's most important markets. The Apple CEO unveiled a flurry of posts on his personal Weibo account showing meetings with university students and local artists.

While discussing his daily routine, Tim Cook told Ben Cohen in this WSJ. Magazine interview that “every day” he uses “every product.” In the story, he mentions using an iPhone, an Apple Watch, AirPods,

Apple chief executive Tim Cook returned to Beijing on Monday, his second visit to mainland China this year, as speculation swirls over the domestic launch of the US tech giant's on-device artificial intelligence (AI) system.

Apple Inc.’s Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook discussed investments, data security and cloud services with a senior Chinese official during his second trip to the nation this year.

Apple CEO Tim Cook met on Wednesday with China's Minister for Industry and Information Technology Jin Zhuanglong during a visit to Beijing this week, the ministry said in a statement. During the meeting,

Apple CEO Tim Cook recently met with China's minister Jin Zhuanglong to discuss Apple’s expansion and online data security in China. Cook emphasized Apple's commitment to the Chinese market, noting plans to increase investments and improve the supply chain.

Apple CEO Tim Cook met with China's minister for industry and information technology, Jin Zhuanglong, on Wednesday in Beijing, according to a statement from his ministry. Jin said that he hoped Apple would continue to deepen its presence in the Chinese market,