Tim Cook's Beijing visit: China and U.S. tech ecosystems are 'intertwined,' analyst says
Lindsay Gorman of the German Marshall Fund's Alliance for Securing Democracy says U.S. companies like Apple have significant manufacturing bases in China, and that complicates the "geopolitical picture."
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