Apple CEO Tim Cook and more than 20 other chief execs met China’s premier today to discuss potential trade disruption once Trump takes office in January. However, the report makes it sound like the meeting didn’t achieve much, with some saying it felt scripted and didn’t discuss specific plans …

Apple CEO Tim Cook has returned to China for discussions with premier Li Qiang, in discussions to aid both the global supply chain and the Chinese economy.

CEO Tim Cook was among over 20 corporate executives to join trade discussions with China's Premier Li Qiang on Monday, Bloomberg News reported. The meeting comes at a time companies globally are battling potential trade disruptions and economic uncertainty.

This meeting comes as international businesses navigate growing economic uncertainties and potential trade disruptions.

Chinese Premier Li Qiang is expected to meet with top foreign executives on Monday ahead of a supply chain expo in Beijing, just as companies brace for Donald Trump’s threat to hike tariffs on Chinese goods.

Apple CEO Tim Cook visits China for the third time this year to discuss supply chain and trade issues amid Trump's proposed tariffs.

Apple CEO Tim Cook is in China to talk about creating localized Apple Intelligence LLMs, but the company faces difficult regulatory hurdles.

Apple CEO Tim Cook joined more than 20 corporate leaders in discussions with China's premier Monday, as global companies grapple with potential trade disruptions and economic uncertainty.