Apple, ending years of negotiations, struck a deal to sell the iPhone through China Mobile , giving both companies a means to fight declining share in the world’s largest wireless market.
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Apple reaches deal to sell iPhones through China Mobile
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Published December 23, 2013
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On Sunday, Apple and China Mobile announced a deal to bring the iPhoneto the Chinese carrier, the largest wireless network in the world, on Jan. 17.
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