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Patrick McGee

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Heard in 4 episodes across 2 shows since Feb 2026

Patrick McGee is a journalist and author who served as the Financial Times's principal Apple reporter from 2019 to 2023. He is the author of Apple in China and writes about technology, business, and global affairs.

Episodes

4
across 2 shows

First heard

Feb 2026

Guest appearances

2

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What Patrick McGee has said on podcasts

23 statements

  1. on ApplePositiveNov 4, 2026· Prof G Markets

    Apple delivered respectable earnings results despite its age and scale.

    “these were pretty wild. Sorry, I shouldn't say wild results, just very respectable results for a company that's 50 years old”

    Listen at 25:09

    Open the episode · Tom Lee: The Correction Is Over — Stocks Are About To Surge
  2. on iPhone Duo screen defectsNegativeNov 4, 2026· Prof G Markets

    The iPhone Duo screen issue is probably an early defect problem.

    “I suspect it's the former.”

    Listen at 27:33

    Open the episode · Tom Lee: The Correction Is Over — Stocks Are About To Surge
  3. on iPhone Duo rolloutMixedNov 4, 2026· Prof G Markets

    The severity of the iPhone Duo rollout problem remains uncertain.

    “I think time's going to tell how problematic this is going to be.”

    Listen at 30:07

    Open the episode · Tom Lee: The Correction Is Over — Stocks Are About To Surge

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Episodes

4 episodes featuring Patrick McGee, newest first

Works by Patrick McGee

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