Apple woes hit Malaysian tech players


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PETALING JAYA: Electronics manufacturing services companies that are involved in the Apple supply chain continue to bleed as sentiment toward these stocks takes a dive.

This came after Apple Inc lowered its first-quarter guidance in a letter to investors from chief executive officer Tim Cook on Wednesday that also noted that sales were weak in China – the second-biggest economy in the world.

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