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中国市场监管部门“盯上”苹果

2013年3月29日
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A customer tries out an iPhone 5 smartphone at an Apple Store in Shanghai, China, 14 December 2012. Sales of the iPhone 5 have commenced in China on Friday (14 December 2012) with subdued crowds on hand, numbers minimized by the presale of nearly 400,000 phones in the weeks leading up to the launch. Due to a local electronics import tax, the iPhone 5 costs more in China than in other Pacific Rim countries, the 16GB version retails for $850, as opposed to $721 in Hong Kong. China is an area of great interest for Apple. This week finally sees the launch of the iPhone 5 after numerous regulatory issues, and the iPad mini began sales last week. Overall, China contributes 15 percent of Apples revenue, according to figures from the last fiscal year. pixel
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北京
美国IT业巨头苹果将成为中国市场管理部门重点监控的对象。据中国媒体报道,国家工商行政管理总局呼吁将苹果的消费者服务政策置于更严格的监督之下。工商行政管理总局要求有关部门加强市场监管,保护消费者权益。尤其要加强对苹果不公平合同条款的监督。在中国央视3-15消费者权益日的特别节目中,苹果的售后服务受到批评,被指对消费者态度“傲慢”。苹果在上周发布的一份声明中表示,该公司尊重中国消费者,公司在全球统一保修规定的基础上,还根据中国法规进行了特殊调整。