Apple in China: The Capture of the World's Greatest Company Author: Patrick McGee

Apple in China: The Capture of the World's Greatest Company by journalist Patrick McGee is a compelling investigation into one of the most intricate corporate entanglements of our time. With sharp reporting and deep analysis, McGee pulls back the curtain on Apple Inc.’s business strategy in China—a market both vital and volatile for the tech giant.

This book details how Apple built its supply chain and manufacturing empire in China, relying on the nation's infrastructure, workforce, and growing consumer base to become the world’s most profitable company. But success came with trade-offs: from navigating government censorship and surveillance policies to ethical dilemmas surrounding labor practices and human rights.

McGee also explores how Apple's relationship with China has shaped its product decisions, global brand positioning, and geopolitical identity. He investigates the delicate balance Apple maintains between innovation, profit, and complicity—offering readers a nuanced look into the intersection of corporate ambition and authoritarian control.

With exclusive interviews, insider insights, and global implications, Apple in China is essential reading for business leaders, tech enthusiasts, and anyone interested in the hidden costs of globalization. It challenges readers to reconsider the true price of convenience, sleek design, and digital ubiquity.