Apple to shut retail stores for two weeks

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Apple to shut retail stores for two weeks

Except those in Greater China.

Apple will close all its retail stores, except those in Greater China, for the next two weeks to minimise the risk of coronavirus transmission. "We will be closing all of our retail stores outside of Greater China until March 27," Apple CEO Tim Cook wrote in a letter posted on the ...

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