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In this July 8, 2016, photo, students stand in line for job interviews organized by a labor agency which brokered jobs at Apple supplier Jabil Inc.'s Green Point factory at an industrial park in Wuxi in eastern China's Jiangsu Province. Apple Inc. and Ivanka Trump's brand both rely on Chinese suppliers that have been criticized for workplace abuses. But they've taken contrasting approaches to dealing with supply chain problems. When Apple learned thousands of student workers at an iPhone supplier had been underpaid, it helped them get their money back. After three men investigating labor abuses at factories that made Ivanka Trump shoes were arrested last year, neither Ivanka Trump nor her brand spoke out. (AP Photo)
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In this July 12, 2016, photo, workers receive job training at Apple supplier Jabil Inc.'s Green Point factory in Wuxi in eastern China's Jiangsu Province. Apple Inc. and Ivanka Trump's brand both rely on Chinese suppliers that have been criticized for workplace abuses. But they've taken contrasting approaches to dealing with supply chain problems. When Apple learned thousands of student workers at an iPhone supplier had been underpaid, it helped them get their money back. After three men investigating labor abuses at factories that made Ivanka Trump shoes were arrested last year, neither Ivanka Trump nor her brand spoke out. (AP Photo)
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FILE - In this June 6, 2017, file photo, Chinese, American, and other international flags fly as women walk past a Huajian Group shoe factory, which made shoes for Ivanka Trump's brand, in Ganzhou in southern China's Jiangxi Province. Apple Inc. and Ivanka Trump's brand both rely on Chinese suppliers that have been criticized for workplace abuses. But they've taken contrasting approaches to dealing with supply chain problems. When Apple learned thousands of student workers at an iPhone supplier had been underpaid, it helped them get their money back. After three men investigating labor abuses at factories that made Ivanka Trump shoes were arrested last year, neither Ivanka Trump nor her brand spoke out. (AP Photo/Mark Schiefelbein, File)
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FILE - In this June 6, 2017, file photo, men stand inside the gates of a Huajian Group shoe factory, the one time shoemaker for the Ivanka Trump brand, in Ganzhou in southern China's Jiangxi Province. Apple Inc. and Ivanka Trump's brand both rely on Chinese suppliers that have been criticized for workplace abuses. But they've taken contrasting approaches to dealing with supply chain problems. When Apple learned thousands of student workers at an iPhone supplier had been underpaid, it helped them get their money back. After three men investigating labor abuses at factories that made Ivanka Trump shoes were arrested last year, neither Ivanka Trump nor her brand spoke out. (AP Photo/Mark Schiefelbein, File)
- Mark Schiefelbein
FILE - In this June 28, 2017, file image taken from video, Chinese labor activists Hua Haifeng, center, carries his son Bo Bo, and Li Zhao, second from left, as he leaves a police station after being released in Ganzhou in southern China's Jiangxi Province. Apple Inc. and Ivanka Trump's brand both rely on Chinese suppliers that have been criticized for workplace abuses. But they've taken contrasting approaches to dealing with supply chain problems. When Apple learned thousands of student workers at an iPhone supplier had been underpaid, it helped them get their money back. After three men investigating labor abuses at factories that made Ivanka Trump shoes were arrested last year, neither Ivanka Trump nor her brand spoke out. (AP Photo/Gerry Shih, File)
- Gerry Shih
In this July 12, 2016, photo, workers receive job training at Apple supplier Jabil Inc.'s Green Point factory in Wuxi in eastern China's Jiangsu Province. Apple Inc. and Ivanka Trump's brand both rely on Chinese suppliers that have been criticized for workplace abuses. But they've taken contrasting approaches to dealing with supply chain problems. When Apple learned thousands of student workers at an iPhone supplier had been underpaid, it helped them get their money back. After three men investigating labor abuses at factories that made Ivanka Trump shoes were arrested last year, neither Ivanka Trump nor her brand spoke out. (AP Photo)
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In this Dec. 17, 2017, photo, Deng Guilian, right, the wife of Chinese labor activist Hua Haifeng, hugs their son Bo Bo, 4, as she gets ready to go to work at their home on the outskirts of Xiangyang in central China's Hubei Province. Apple Inc. and Ivanka Trump's brand both rely on Chinese suppliers that have been criticized for workplace abuses. But they've taken contrasting approaches to dealing with supply chain problems. When Apple learned thousands of student workers at an iPhone supplier had been underpaid, it helped them get their money back. After three men investigating labor abuses at factories that made Ivanka Trump shoes were arrested last year, neither Ivanka Trump nor her brand spoke out. (AP Photo/Mark Schiefelbein)
- Mark Schiefelbein
In this Dec. 18, 2017, photo, Chinese labor activist Hua Haifeng, adjusts the backpack of his son Bo Bo, 4, as he takes him to school on the outskirts of Xiangyang in central China's Hubei Province. Apple Inc. and Ivanka Trump's brand both rely on Chinese suppliers that have been criticized for workplace abuses. But they've taken contrasting approaches to dealing with supply chain problems. When Apple learned thousands of student workers at an iPhone supplier had been underpaid, it helped them get their money back. After three men investigating labor abuses at factories that made Ivanka Trump shoes were arrested last year, neither Ivanka Trump nor her brand spoke out. (AP Photo/Mark Schiefelbein)
- Mark Schiefelbein
In this Dec. 18, 2017, photo, Chinese labor activist Hua Haifeng walks toward the front door of a local police station as he prepares to do a weekly check-in with officials on the outskirts of Xiangyang in central China's Hubei Province. Apple Inc. and Ivanka Trump's brand both rely on Chinese suppliers that have been criticized for workplace abuses. But they've taken contrasting approaches to dealing with supply chain problems. When Apple learned thousands of student workers at an iPhone supplier had been underpaid, it helped them get their money back. After three men investigating labor abuses at factories that made Ivanka Trump shoes were arrested last year, neither Ivanka Trump nor her brand spoke out. (AP Photo/Mark Schiefelbein)
- Mark Schiefelbein
In this July 16, 2016, photo, workers eat a meal in a dining hall at Apple supplier Jabil Inc.'s Green Point factory in Wuxi in eastern China's Jiangsu Province. Apple Inc. and Ivanka Trump's brand both rely on Chinese suppliers that have been criticized for workplace abuses. But they've taken contrasting approaches to dealing with supply chain problems. When Apple learned thousands of student workers at an iPhone supplier had been underpaid, it helped them get their money back. After three men investigating labor abuses at factories that made Ivanka Trump shoes were arrested last year, neither Ivanka Trump nor her brand spoke out. (AP Photo)
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In this Dec. 17, 2017, photo, Deng Guilian, left, the wife of Chinese labor activist Hua Haifeng, eats lunch with their son Bo Bo, 4, center, and daughter Chen Chen, 7, in their home on the outskirts of Xiangyang in central China's Hubei Province. Apple Inc. and Ivanka Trump's brand both rely on Chinese suppliers that have been criticized for workplace abuses. But they've taken contrasting approaches to dealing with supply chain problems. When Apple learned thousands of student workers at an iPhone supplier had been underpaid, it helped them get their money back. After three men investigating labor abuses at factories that made Ivanka Trump shoes were arrested last year, neither Ivanka Trump nor her brand spoke out. (AP Photo/Mark Schiefelbein)
- Mark Schiefelbein
In this Dec. 18, 2017, photo, Chinese labor activist Hua Haifeng watches as his daughter walks through the gates of her school on the outskirts of Xiangyang in central China's Hubei Province. Apple Inc. and Ivanka Trump's brand both rely on Chinese suppliers that have been criticized for workplace abuses. But they've taken contrasting approaches to dealing with supply chain problems. When Apple learned thousands of student workers at an iPhone supplier had been underpaid, it helped them get their money back. After three men investigating labor abuses at factories that made Ivanka Trump shoes were arrested last year, neither Ivanka Trump nor her brand spoke out. (AP Photo/Mark Schiefelbein)
- Mark Schiefelbein