Apple's Tim Cook goes on China charm offensive amid slowing iPhone sales

Apple CEO Tim Cook visited Shanghai for the opening of a new flagship store, as the company looks to strengthen its presence in its largest international market. The new store, valued at $11.6 million, is the biggest in China and second-largest globally. Cook expressed his excitement to be back in Shanghai, enjoying local cuisine and taking selfies with fans. With eight stores in Shanghai and 47 stores across mainland China, Apple aims to revitalize sales in a challenging market. Cook’s visit highlights the significance of China as Apple’s primary overseas market and a vital part of its supply chain.