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Apple's Next Store Opens in Shanghai on December 10

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Apple has announced it will be opening a new retail store at Vanke Mall in Qibao, an ancient town and popular tourist destination in the suburbs of Shanghai, China, on Saturday, December 10 at 10:00 a.m. local time. The location will become Apple's seventh retail store in Shanghai and its 489th store overall.

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Apple is closing in on 500 retail stores worldwide following the grand openings of its Marché Saint-Germain location in Paris, France and Zhujiang New Town location in Guangzhou, China earlier this month. Apple has opened 20 new retail stores in 2016, excluding the upcoming Shanghai location.

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Dilster3k
123 months ago
Is it a store or a museum? With all that ancient outdated hardware inside it might as well be the latter.
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Wackery
123 months ago
I'm glad I read the article. I was about to say wow, that new Apple Store looks like an arena.
and in today's battle arena, the macbook pro and its amazig 5-hour battery life!
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