Apple Executive Chairman Tim Cook visits China, meets Su Bingtian and Xmind developers

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Apple Executive Chairman Tim Cook is in China, beginning in Guangzhou, where he enjoyed morning tea with Su Bingtian and met with Xmind developers. He visited Apple teams at Tianhuan Square and Zhujiang New Town. On October 11, Guangdong Governor Meng Fanli met with Cook, who thanked the province and stated that Apple plans to expand. Market watchers suggest the Fear & Greed Index may shift as major companies like Apple strengthen regional ties; some altcoins could react to such business developments.
CoinMarketCap reports:

IT Home, October 12: Apple’s former CEO and current Executive Chairman of Apple’s Board, Tim Cook, has embarked on another trip to China. According to his Weibo posts, his first stop was Guangzhou.

IT Home noticed that Cook shared his latest updates from China last night: enjoying dim sum and chatting with Olympic athlete Su Bingtian, visiting the Apple Tianhuan Plaza and Apple Zhujiang New Town teams, meeting with the developers of Xmind mind mapping software, and appreciating the artwork of artist @Chen Fenwan.

According to Southern Plus, on October 11, Meng Fanli, Deputy Secretary of the Guangdong Provincial Party Committee and Governor, met with Tim Cook, Executive Chairman of Apple Inc., in Guangzhou. Tim Cook expressed gratitude for Guangdong’s long-term support for Apple’s development and stated his willingness to further expand Apple’s business presence in the province.

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