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Patrick McGee discusses his book “Apple in China”
NEW YORK, October 22, 2025 — Technology journalist Patrick McGee discusses his book “Apple in China: The Capture of the World’s Greatest Company,” which explores how Apple’s partnership with China reshaped both the company and the country through revealing stories and insider accounts. Zeyi Yang, senior writer at Wired magazine, moderates the conversation.
Patrick McGee is a compelling keynote speaker, bringing over a decade of global journalism experience from the Financial Times and The Wall Street Journal. His award-winning reporting on Apple, electric vehicles, and emerging technologies offers audiences unparalleled insights into the forces shaping our digital future. As the author of Apple in China, he delivers a deeply researched, behind-the-scenes look at how the world’s most valuable company became entwined with America’s biggest rival. With his engaging storytelling and sharp analysis, Patrick McGee provides event attendees with thought-provoking perspectives on technology, business, and global markets. To host him for a speaking engagement, contact WWSG.
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