Gou, a demanding leader notorious for punishing underperforming managers by making them stand for long periods during meetings, is an aggressive negotiator who in an interview once described Genghis Khan as a personal hero.
i mean, if Foxconn has sold its soul to china (which it has, lets face it; even though it's supposed to be taiwanese), then falling through on the Wisconsin deal doesn't mean much
"Foxconn has a history of overpromising and underdelivering on major deals. In Brazil in 2011 and India in 2015, it pledged to invest billions of dollars and create tens of thousands of jobs after Gou courted each country’s leaders, but each project fell far short."
There's a somewhat substantiated rumor that the investment class of silicon valley, not the talking heads like Zuckerberg and Dorsey, but the financial bros behind the scenes, are the morally absent libertarian variety
