Patrick McGee: Apple in China is a gripping, behind-the-scenes look at how the world’s most iconic tech company built an empire inside one of the world’s most complex markets. Through the sharp, investigative lens of Financial Times journalist Patrick McGee, this book unpacks Apple’s meteoric rise in China—from its early manufacturing deals to its entanglement in political power, supply chain risks, labor controversies, and global disruption.Blending biography and business history, this book dives deep into how Apple navigated ambition, compromise, and control in a country that offered both immense opportunity and growing peril. With compelling storytelling and critical insight, it reveals the untold story of how one company’s obsession with innovation met the reality of authoritarian politics and economic dependence.Informative, inspiring, and proprovocative. Patrick McGee: Apple in China is a must-read for tech enthusiasts, business leaders, students, and anyone who wants to understand the real cost of making the devices that shape our world.
