Apple has secured a significant deal with China Mobile, the world's largest mobile operator, to sell iPhones in China. This agreement, effective from January, allows Apple to reach over 750 million potential customers. Previously, Apple had only partnered with smaller operators like China Unicom and China Telecom. The deal is crucial for Apple as it seeks to expand its presence in the competitive Chinese market, where it faces challenges from cheaper local brands and Samsung. China, alongside the US, is a key market for Apple, contributing significantly to its global business volume.

Which company did Apple recently partner with to expand its presence in China?

• Samsung

• China Mobile

• China Telecom

• China Unicom

What was the main reason for the stalled negotiations between Apple and China Mobile?

• High pricing of iPhones

• Apple's sales volume requirements

• Competition from Samsung

• Lack of interest from Chinese consumers

When will Chinese consumers be able to purchase the latest iPhone models through China Mobile?

• December

• January

• February

• March

What is Apple's main goal in the Chinese market?

• To exit the market

• To attract millions of new users

• To reduce production costs

• To partner with Samsung

Which two countries represent 10% of Apple's global business volume?

• United States and Germany

• China and South Korea

• United States and Japan

• China and United States