An executive of Apple has left Didi board.Previously, this Chinese online car giant was severely damaged in government supervision operations.
According to the newsletter released on the 4th of this month, Adrian Perica has resigned from Didi Board.Bloomberg reports that Perica is the vice president of Apple's responsibility for corporate development.
It is reported that after Apple invested $ 1 billion (about S $ 1.4 billion) to Didi, Perica joined Didi Board in 2016.Apple CEO Tim Cook said at the time that the move was a "major financial investment."
Perica is a former Goldman Sachs banker. He joined Apple in 2009 and reported his work directly to Cook.
Didi said in May that it will be delisted from the New York Stock Exchange.Last month, China fined a fine of 8.026 billion yuan (S $ 1.652 billion), which ended a year of survey.
