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Good Monday morning. Welcome to Tech Check. I'm Carl Kintanilla with Dear Grbosa and John Fort. Today, Apple,

looking to further diversify its supply chain. Reports say it has accelerated plans to move some

production outside of China. We're going to talk about

possible timelines. Then one Wall Street firm says Amazon could fall 45% from here, given its

exposure to inflationary cost headwinds and a potential impact from slowing consumption. Stock's

already down by that amount this year. We'll talk to the analysts behind that call.

And finally, the crypto contagion continues circle pulling its plan to go public via SPAC.

That CEO will join us later this hour, D.

Yeah, there's a lot to get to this morning, Carl. We're going to start with Apple and reports

that it has plans to accelerate a shift which would see production move out of China that comes amid

continued COVID lockdowns, which has spurred protests across the country. Several weeks ago,

workers at Foxcon, the biggest contract assembler of iPhones, clashing with police following

complaints about unsafe working conditions. You're seeing the video here. Now, India emerging as a

possible candidate as a place that

Apple could ship production, but a timeline for that move still extremely uncertain. For more,

let's bring in our Steve Kovac and Sima Modi. Good morning to you both. Steve, let's start

with you. Replacing iPhone City is no small feat. There's a reason that China is there in the first

place. Certainly can't happen overnight. It's a reason that China is there in the first place.

Certainly can't happen overnight. It's going to take years potentially.

Yeah, that's right. And so Apple is still heavily reliant on China, Djerra.

And what we're starting to see, though, especially this year, is them shift over, and I know

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