TAIPEI -- Foxconn chairman Terry Gou’s decision to run for the Taiwanese presidency has raised questions about the future of his $41 billion tech empire, not least who will be chosen to run the business at a time when its largest client Apple is suffering an unprecedented decline in sales of its iconic iPhones.
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Foxconn faces successor challenge as Gou enters Taiwan politics
A look at the key lieutenants in the running to take reins at key Apple supplier
