Apple Store in Delhi

According to a research released by Counterpoint Research and reported by CNBC on Tuesday, India has become Apple's fifth largest iPhone market in the second…

Apple CEO Tim Cook who inaugurated 2 exclusive Apple’s first-ever offline stores in Delhi and Mumbai, is planning to open 3 more stores in India by 2027, as part of the larger expansion plan.  However, India is not Apple's sole target market; the company plans to establish 15 other stores in the Asia-Pacific region, according to information made public by Bloomberg. Here are all the specifics of the business's strategy for the Indian market. Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, Chief Correspondent on Apple shared a…

In an eagerly anticipated move, Apple opened its first two retail locations in India earlier this month. In the presence of Apple CEO Tim Cook, crowds of people came to the event's location to visit the flagship store of the iPhone manufacturer. The stores, which are located in Mumbai and Delhi, are run by a group of highly educated and technologically adept employees who are committed to providing top-notch customer service. These Apple Store staff in India are reportedly paid much more than their colleagues…

Just a couple of days after the grand opening of the first Apple Store in India in Mumbai, Apple CEO Tim Cook has inaugurated the second retail store in Saket, New Delhi today, April 20. A big crowd gathered at the Select Citywalk Mall in Saket ahead of the inauguration. Cook arrived at the location minutes before launch time and opened the doors to the consumers amid loud cheers and claps. The Apple Store in Delhi was officially opened at 10 AM. Cook also spent time clicking pictures and speaking with fans shortly after…