From iPhones to Electric Cars

Foxconn is one of the world's largest and most powerful tech giants, making almost half of the globe's consumer electronics. It's best known for making the much loved iPhone, but the company is now stuck at a critical juncture. The growth in personal electronic devices is peaking, and Foxconn is looking for the next big product to drive its future growth. But it's also dealing with another problem: the firm is headquartered in Taiwan - an island that has been increasingly finding itself at the centre of the fractious US-China relationship. The BBC gets exclusive access to Foxconn's Chairman Young Liu and talks to him about these challenges and more...