<p><a href="http://www.businessweek.com/magazine/content/10_38/b4195058423479_page_2.htm" target="_self">Bloomberg Businessweek</a> has an article of interest resulting from a three-hour interview with Foxconn founder Terry Gou, whose company manufactures 137,000 iPhones a day. The article     profiles Gou's rise to Foxconn but also offers some interesting tidbits you might not know. <strong>O</strong><strong>n why he is not opening factories in the United States,</strong> Gou frankly states, 'If I can automate in the US and ship to China, cost-wise it can still be competitive. But I worry <strong><span style="text-decoration: underline;">America has too many lawyers</span></strong> I don't want to spend time having people sue me every day.' If you're interested in how a modern day Henry Ford thinks, you can read the rest about the man steering the ship of the world's largest producer of {jcomments on}electronics components and China's largest exporter.</p>