Apple to Add Two China Stores as Cook Seeks Growth
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Apple Inc. will add two more stores in China as it expands sales outlets for iPhones and MacBooks in the world’s largest market for computers and smartphones.
A new store will open Oct. 20 in Beijing’s Wangfujing area, Apple said in a posting on its Chinese-language website. The company will also unveil a store in the southern city of Shenzhen, the hub where iPhones and iPads are made by Foxconn Technology Group, Apple spokeswoman Carolyn Wu said in a phone interview, citing Apple’s retail chief John Browett as saying. She didn’t announce a timeframe for that outlet.