On 22 November, violent protests broke out at the Foxconn factory in Zhengzhou, China. Employees of the Apple supplier protested against poor pay for new workers and continued Covid-19 restrictions.
In response to the uprising, the company offered the new workers US$1,400 the next day to stop the protests. Protesters stopped rallies after receiving the offer, fearing an even more violent crackdown.
Meanwhile, JD.com has announced that it will cut salaries of more than 2,000 senior managers by...