Apple Says A Chinese IPhone Ban Would Force A Settlement With Qualcomm

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Jul 17, 2024, 8:57:49 PM7/17/24

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In a court filing related to the ongoing dispute with Qualcomm that has resulted in a partial ban on iPhone sales in China, Apple this week warned that upholding the ban would cause "truly irreparable harm" to Apple, other companies, and consumers if Apple is forced to withdraw its devices from the market, according to Bloomberg.

As a result, Apple says the ban would force Apple to settle with Qualcomm, a move that would lead the entire mobile phone industry to "relapse into the previous unreasonable charging mode and pay high licensing fees."

Apple says a Chinese iPhone ban would force a settlement with Qualcomm

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Tim Cook explained to Jim Cramer why he believes in Apple's present and in its future, and about 17 minutes into the interview, Mr. Cramer referred to AAPL "naysayers" and said Qualcomm was telling him all the time that Apple would now have to settle the dispute with the chipmaker because of the decisions Qualcomm obtained in China and Germany. But Mr. Cook said no settlement discussions with Qualcomm had taken place since the third calendar quarter of last year, meaning that Qualcomm's symbolical victories in Germany and China simply failed to bring Apple back to the negotiating table, much less did they make Apple cave.