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Here's your TnB Tech Minute for Wednesday, April 17th. I'm Alex Oscela for the Wall Street Journal.

Apple CEO Tim Cook says the company will consider making some of its products in Indonesia.

After a meeting with Indonesian President Joko Widodo in Jakarta, Cook said that the two men

discussed a possible investment in Southeast Asia's largest economy.

Cook didn't offer a timeline for investment or say what form it could take.

Apple didn't immediately respond to a request for comment.

Most of Apple's assembly is done in China,

but the company has sought to diversify its supply chain in recent

years amid rising U.S. China tensions and global concerns of decoupling trade.

ASML posted orders below analysts's expectations for the first quarter.

Numbers for the Dutch company, which provides semiconductor making machinery to chip makers

like T.S.M.C. and Intel, show that its customers are for now shying away from buying a hardware for

semiconductor production in anticipation of better demand.

And Tesla's board asked shareholders to again vote in favor of its

CEO's multi-billion dollar pay package, valued at a maximum of $55.8 billion.

The board and shareholders approved the pay proposal in 2018, but a Delaware court in January struck it down because it said

the approval process was quote deeply flawed. In a proxy filing, the board said

it still stands behind the pay package. The Evie Maker also detailed the Delaware Court case to give shareholders more information

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