Complex Links are a system of activities, business organization, resources and information involved in the transfer of services and products from the product supplier to customers. In a complex nexus, the products and services of a single company interact in multiple ways. The complex linkages necessary for a competitive business environment must focus on business management, connections with other countries, development of new markets and technology. Complex linkage management involves the planning and management of business activities involving sourcing and procurement, logistics and transportation activities. This also includes collaboration and coordination with business partners in all regions of the world. Business partners may be customers, intermediaries and suppliers of Apple products. Complex linking incorporates a function with responsibility for linking Apple's business functions within its companies. This includes manufacturing operations and coordination of design, marketing, sales and information transfer regarding Apple's products. A complex link also involves the relationship between the cost of production and the price of the product in the international market. The company is advised to focus on its stock actions while determining the linkage. Several factors favor complex links. At the international level, market diversification is a necessary condition for the establishment of complex international links. The formulation of alliance policies and agreements with foreign suppliers is another factor of competitiveness. Technological progress is another condition that strengthens complex links. Apple company should use modern technology to connect its suppliers. The supplier coordination method offers...... middle of paper ......tax deductions by reducing capital expenditures in countries that levy heavy taxes on their brands. The impact that Apple will have on reducing its dependence on Chinese suppliers constitutes a ration of high revenues. In fact, the company will lose its shares to the Chinese. Apple's current price-to-earnings ratio (P/E ratio) stands at 13.3. This means that all investors who buy a share of its stock will expect Apple to recover over 13.3 years, after which any profit will be a profit for Apple. The ratio of prices to revenue will increase if the company stops depending on Chinese suppliers. This is because the company's net income per share will decline while the market value per share remains competitive. Since the price-to-earnings ratio is determined from the ratio of market value per share to earnings per share.