Tim Cook recently went to China, where some analysts have indicated sales of the newest iPhone models kicked off at a sluggish pace. He posted about the trip on social media.

— CNBC's Arjun Kharpal contributed to this report Apple's Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook gestures during the China Development Forum in Beijing on March 24, 2024.

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Tim Cook made his first trip to China since the pandemic began. via REUTERS For Apple, China represents a key manufacturing hub for hardware, including its all-important iPhones.

Tim Cook tried to take a cheery note on demand for the iPhone in China during Apple's earnings call. Apple faces increased competition from Huawei, which released a new phone in China in September.

Apple CEO Tim Cook has made a surprise visit to China amid reports that iPhone 15 sales are down in the country compared to last year's iPhone 14 models (via Bloomberg).

Tim Cook is back in China. The Apple CEO made his second known trip to China this year as iPhone sales struggle. The visit is a sign that Apple desperately needs to keep China on its side.