Apple shares sold off for the second day in a row amid swirling concerns about the company's China business, but some analysts say those fears may be overdone.
Apple Inc. shares sold off for the second session in a row Thursday amid swirling concerns about the company’s China business, but some analysts say those fears may be overblown.
“The headline is a negative for Apple, but it is not clear how much of an impact this will have as party officials have likely avoided using American products in the workplace for long before the official ban was enacted ,” Evercore ISI analyst Amit Daryanani wrote.
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