Apple will be temporarily shutting down its retail store located in the province of Bergamo in Italy. According to SetteBit, Apple is acting on orders from the Italian government which has experienced the worst spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus in Europe so far.
Apple has re-opened more than half of its retail stores in China after the coronavirus outbreak forced it to temporarily shut down all of the corporate offices and outlets earlier in February.
Apple has temporarily closed all of its physical retail stores, corporate offices and contact centers in mainland China through Sunday, February 9, due to the coronavirus outbreak.
Apple’s next brick-and-mortar store in Italy, a 60 million people market, is opening this spring on Rome's Via del Corso, which is the famous shopping street in the heart of the city.
Apple Japan announced on its website earlier this week that it will be holding a one-day shopping event in the country on Thursday, January 2.
Apple is scheduled to open a brand new brick-and-mortar store in Kawasaki, Japan this coming Saturday, December 14, marking its tenth store opening in the 127 million people country.
Are you looking to drop $5,999 on the upcoming Mac Pro? Or, maybe you're planning on treating someone you love to an Apple hardware surprise? Well, if you use Apple Card, Apple has now doubled cashback rewards from three percent to six percent Daily Cash.
The next time you order something from Apple for in-store pickup using their official shopping app for iPhone and iPad, you'll be able to add a corresponding pass directly to the Wallet app.
Learn about Apple's official refurbished store where you can buy iPhone, iPad, Mac, and other items at a discount while getting all the original accessories along with a one-year warranty.
Black Friday is right around the corner. Before the huge shopping event arrives, Apple is announcing its annual perk for choosing to shop directly from the company.
If you plan on purchasing something from Apple before December 2, Apple will donate some money to (RED) if you use Apple Pay.
Sometimes a quick and easy way to find out if a product is worth a monetary investment is to sift through customer reviews, which can help a potential buyer make an informed decision. Those reviews have been on the online Apple Store site for years, but not anymore.