The Electronics Industry

[slimslob]

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Where are the news feed for your reply above. As far as I have read, China has not imported any western vaccine. See below. Not sure of the source, but it is what it is.


Will China Allow MRNA Vaccines To Boost Vulnerable Population? - Health Policy Watch

A word to the wise, members like SalesServiceGuy, copier addict and bsm2 very seldom post links to factual articles.

[SalesServiceGuy]

Re: The Electronics Industry

Where are the news feed for your reply above. As far as I have read, China has not imported any western vaccine. See below. Not sure of the source, but it is what it is.


Will China Allow MRNA Vaccines To Boost Vulnerable Population? - Health Policy Watch

First foreign COVID vaccines head to China from Germany



First foreign COVID vaccines head to China from Germany | Reuters

China has nine domestically developed COVID vaccines approved for use, more than any other country. But none has been updated to target the highly infectious Omicron variant, as Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna (MRNA.O) have for boosters in many developed countries.
The two shots developed by Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna are the most widely used around the world.
Early on in the pandemic, BioNTech struck a deal with Shanghai Fosun Pharmaceutical (600196.SS) with a view to supply the shots to greater China.
While the shots became available in Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan, the regulatory review for mainland China has not been concluded. BioNTech has said that decision was up to Chinese regulators and has not given a reason for the delay.
China's zero-COVID policy and lockdown measures have kept death and infection rates minimal over the past months but caused massive disruptions both domestically and in global trade and supply chains.
China uses a narrow definition of COVID deaths and reported no new fatalities for Tuesday, even crossing one off its overall tally since the pandemic began, now at 5,241 - a fraction of the tolls of many much less populous countries.

...again this is not a thread about COVID. It is a thread about the electronic industry and how it effects the copier/printer industry.

[subaro]

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again this is not a thread about COVID. It is a thread about the electronic industry and how it effects the copier/printer industry.


Ok, I respect your point of the intent of the thread. I will just respond as

The link you provided though say it is for only German expatriates, so no, Chinese citizens have not been given western vaccines.
I am done with the thread . Thanks

[SalesServiceGuy]

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Apple supplier Foxconn expects decline in consumer electronics demand, prioritizes global growth


Major Apple supplier Foxconn reported a 10% year-over-year decline in profit for 2022 and anticipated a decline in consumer electronics demand for the full year ahead, the company said in its earnings report Wednesday.

The negative sentiment reflected Apple’s muted expectations for consumer sales. When Apple reported first-quarter 2023 results, Chief Financial Officer Luca Maestri said the company anticipated double-digit declines for Mac and iPad sales for the coming March quarter compared to the prior year. The company added iPhone sales will decline less in the March quarter compared to the Dcember quarter.

Foxconn will continue to expand its presence beyond mainland China, and said that the exploration of new markets was a key priority for the company in 2023. Earlier this year, Foxconn committed to a major expansion of its presence in India.

Demand for electronic goods has slowed dramatically as consumers grapple with the realities of a largely post-pandemic world. Global macroeconomic uncertainty has also dampened discretionary income, making it difficult for companies to continue the pace of rapid growth many enjoyed from 2020 to late 2021.

[slimslob]

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Federal Agency Warns Users to Update iPhones as Soon as Possible - Truth Press