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Apple's iPhone sales in China fell 19 percent in the January-March quarter and its market share dropped from No.1 last year to No.3.

Apple’s stock is struggling to find its footing. Shares of the tech giant have declined 8.5% since the start of the year, wiping more than $300 billion from its market capitalization.

The Chinese smartphone brand unveils its artificial intelligence strategy and a suite of smart devices at MWC Barcelona 2024.

Apples iPhone series claimed the title of the best-selling smartphone in China in 2023, despite competition and government restrictions. Timely discounts helped Apple outperform its competitors, while the overall smartphone market in China declined by 5%.

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The iPhone ranked first in shipments in the fourth quarter and 2023 overall, market tracker IDC said. It came after several analysts, including Jefferies, said iPhone sales tanked in the fourth quarter due to a lull in enthusiasm for the Cupertino, California company’s latest generation of hardware in the world’s biggest smartphone market.

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