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- On Tuesday at Apple’s annual shareholders meeting, Apple shareholders rejected an outside proposal seeking a China audit and approved all company-backed measures including board elections and Ernst & Young ratification.
- The proposal came from the National Center for Public Policy Research, a conservative think tank that sought an evaluation of risks and costs tied to Apple’s continued entanglement with the People’s Republic of China.
- During a question-and-answer session, Apple CEO Tim Cook said the company plans annual dividend increases while prioritizing AI investments, and Apple management argued the report was unnecessary, providing 'extensive information on our international operations'.
- The vote left Apple’s board of directors intact as the company waived its board re-election age guideline for Ron Sugar and Art Levinson .
- Broader manufacturing plans include Apple assembling some Mac mini computers in the U.S. starting later this year, after nearly a decade of diversification efforts to Vietnam, India, and the U.S.
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