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Shenzhen, home to tech giants and an illicit trade of smuggled chips and stolen iPhones, is clearing out its illegitimate markets ahead of the APEC summit
First reported by Ft ·
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Why you might care
Illicit markets for tech components may face disruption ahead of major international events.
What happened
Shenzhen is clearing out illicit markets selling smuggled chips and stolen iPhones in preparation for the APEC summit.
What it means
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The city is cracking down on illegal sales of components and devices. This action is taken to present a favorable image during the upcoming summit. It could impact the availability and pricing of these goods.
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