Re:Apple warns suppliers to follow China rules on 'Taiwan' l...
by seanmcdirmid on Friday August 05, 2022 @02:35PM
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Americans have extra rules to follow, so they simply can't do work like this and they are done by other companies who are either not subject to such rules, or exist in countries that won't enforce those rules.
Re:Apple warns suppliers to follow China rules on 'Taiwan' l...
by outworlder on Friday August 05, 2022 @02:05PM
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My "Standards of Business Conduct" training says exactly the same thing.
Re:Apple warns suppliers to follow China rules on 'Taiwan' l...
by bsder on Friday August 05, 2022 @09:28PM
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He should be careful, but presumably it depends upon which way the trade is going.
I don't believe Israel had any issue with Emirates. It was Emirates blocking Israel (side note: this seems to have changed recently).
So, as long as you cover yourself with Emirates, you can execute that trade and not get hung up.
If, however, Israel were the one embargoing the export, you would get yourself in really deep shit.
Re:Apple warns suppliers to follow China rules on 'Taiwan' l...
by balls187 on Friday August 05, 2022 @02:25PM
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In the US at least, running afoul of Export/Import controls and laws guarantees a stay at Club Fed.
Re:Apple warns suppliers to follow China rules on 'Taiwan' l...
by ChuckNorris89 on Friday August 05, 2022 @02:31PM
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European here: Is Club Fed slang for prison?
Re:Apple warns suppliers to follow China rules on 'Taiwan' l...
by balls187 on Friday August 05, 2022 @02:34PM
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Yes, apologies and thanks for asking for clarification. It's slang for Federal Prison, but for white collar crimes (less austere accommodations).
Re:Apple warns suppliers to follow China rules on 'Taiwan' l...
by smugma on Friday August 05, 2022 @03:40PM
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It's a play on Club Med (which is more of a European thing, Med being short for Mediterranean, and here Fed short for Federal, as in Federal crime/prison).
I had never heard the term before today, but did appreciate its cleverness.
My yearly "Business Conduct Training" (required by my employer) explicitly lists things like this as against company policy, a fireable offence, not to mention potentially illegal (circumventing embargoes, trade restrictions or sanctions).