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Lawmakers challenge Apple chief over Hong Kong app removal: Put ‘values above market access’

By Melissa Quinn
Published October 21, 2019 4:28pm ET
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Lawmakers challenge Apple chief over Hong Kong app removal: Put ‘values above market access’
Tim Cook, Apple CEO delivers his speech at the opening ceremony of the China Development Forum held at the Diaoyutai State Guesthouse in Beijing. | (Emily Wang/AP)

A bipartisan coalition of lawmakers condemned Apple’s decision to pull an app that lets Hong Kong protesters see police locations.

The group urged CEO Tim Cook to illustrate Apple “puts values above market access.”

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