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Who have travelled far and wide to see him. some perhaps more persistent than others. but while young liu is now in the spotlight, it was the charismatic founder of the firm who built it all. today he is one of the country's richest man. he started out in1971t with man. he started out in 1974 with a loan ofjust $7,500 from his mum to make channel changing jobs in black—and—white tvs. he was extremely influential after rubbing shoulders with world leaders, political connections that helped pave the way. foxconn is now the world's largest contract electronics manufacturer, and counts microso...

Ofjust $7,500 from his mum to make channel—changing knobs on black—and—white tvs. he was extremely influential, often rubbing shoulders with world leaders, political connections that helped pave the way. foxconn�*s now the world's largest contract electronics manufacturer, and counts dell, microsoft, amazon and sony as customers. on this factory floor in taipei, it's making components for servers and data centres. but it was one company in particular that led to a huge shift in its fortunes — apple. terry gou knows steve jobs for many years. if you recall that when steve jobs came ba...

Products being created on this factory floor. this factory is run by foxcon, a company that is truly a global player. it makes things that we take for granted in our daily life, the parts that keep your smart phone and laptop going. by its own admission, foxcon likes to keep a low profile, but even if you have not heard of the company itself, you probably would have seen one of these, the iphone. each iphone contains hundreds of components, and foxcon makes around 60% of them. from things like the camera module to the connectors in the device and even the back of the phone. foxcon's has built ...

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