Apple Contractor Foxconn Seeks Wider Reach after China Flaps

Foxconn is known as the company that assembles iPads and iPhones for the world with inexpensive labor in China. Now, the giant contractor is trying to diversify clientele, geography and means of production to grow its business as workplace issues haunt it in China. Foxconn’s latest ambition calls for investing $1 billion in the capital of smartphone-savvy Indonesia. Giant Taiwanese contract electronics maker Foxconn normally uses factories in mainland China to make products for the...

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