 | Sydney Morning Herald - TAIPEI - Taiwan technology giant Foxconn has apologised over comments by chief Terry Gou allegedly comparing workers to animals, according to a report. |
 | brandchannel.com - Apple's relationship with the now controversial companyFoxconn began in 2007, one month prior to Apple's first iPhone release, when Steve Jobs complained of scratches on the prototype he'd been carrying in his pocket and demanded a new iPhone screen, ... |
 | Huffington Post - Apple has come under fire over its connection to Foxconn, a Taiwan-based manufacturer that employs tens of thousands in fortress-like facilities -- a crucial part of the supply chain for iPhones and other high-profile products. |
 | ZDNet (blog) - By Hana Stewart-Smith | January 20, 2012, 3:43am PST Summary: In an ill-worded statement, the chairman ofFoxconn's parent company compared his workforce to 'animals' and sought management advice from the director of Taipei Zoo. |
 | New York Times (blog) - By THE NEW YORK TIMES Thomas Lee/Bloomberg NewsA production line in Foxconn City in Shenzhen, China. The iPhone is assembled in this vast facility, which has 230000 employees. |
 | Bloomberg - Enlarge image Apple Foxconn Apple Foxconn Antony Dickson/AFP/Getty Images Participants dressed as Foxconnworkers take part in a protest against Taiwanese technology giant Foxconn. Play Video Play Video Enlarge image AppleFoxconn Apple Foxconn Thomas ... |
 | New York Times - SHANGHAI - Foxconn Technology, a major supplier to several electronics giants, said on Thursday that it had resolved a pay dispute with scores of workers at one of its factories in central China after a large protest that involved threats from some ... |
 | Sydney Morning Herald - The dispute was set off after contract manufacturer FoxconnTechnology Group announced it would close the assembly line for Microsoft Corp. |
 | Sydney Morning Herald - Apple agreed to let outside monitors into factories of partners, such as Foxconn Technology Group, and listed suppliers for the first time to counter criticism about conditions of workers making its gadgets. |
 | Bloomberg - Enlarge image Hon Hai Group's Foxconn Plant in Shenzhen Hon Hai Group's Foxconn Plant in Shenzhen Qilai Shen/Bloomberg Employees work on the assembly line at Hon Hai Group's Foxconn plant in Shenzhen, Guangdong province, China. |
 | Voice of America (blog) - This month, the Taiwanese-owned manufacturing factoryFoxconn (富士康) was in the news again. At one of the company's factories in Wuhan, more than 100 workers amassed on the roof and threatened suicide to protest poor working conditions. |