Work continues on Wuhan Apple Store for September opening
Apple will soon start work on a new Apple Store location in China, with the first outlet in Wuhan to be set in the Wuhan International Plaza.

Greater China is a major market for Apple, one that saw revenue growth of nearly 60% in the Q3 2021 results. To aid in future growth in the region, Apple is readying a store for construction.
An Apple Store in Wuhan International Plaza's interior decoration project has been reviewed and approved by the Hubei Provincial Government Service Network, according to Patently Apple. The store, which will occupy 9,500 square feet of space, will be set on the second floor of the Wuhan International Plaza Shopping Center.
It is anticipated that the store will be open in September 2021, potentially in time to coincide with the launch of the "iPhone 13" and other products.
So far, Apple has opened 42 outlets in Mainland China across 21 cities. Shanghai has the most with seven outlets, followed by Beijing with 5.
Apple CEO Tim Cook said Q3 was an "incredibly strong quarter" for Greater China revenue, setting a June revenue record in the process with $14.76 billion. "We had a particularly strong response to the 12 Pro and the 12 Pro Max," he added, though also pointed out June quarter records were also set in the region for Mac, Services, and Wearables, Home, and Accessories.
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Greater China is a major market for Apple, one that saw revenue growth of nearly 60% in the Q3 2021 results. To aid in future growth in the region, Apple is readying a store for construction.
An Apple Store in Wuhan International Plaza's interior decoration project has been reviewed and approved by the Hubei Provincial Government Service Network, according to Patently Apple. The store, which will occupy 9,500 square feet of space, will be set on the second floor of the Wuhan International Plaza Shopping Center.
It is anticipated that the store will be open in September 2021, potentially in time to coincide with the launch of the "iPhone 13" and other products.
So far, Apple has opened 42 outlets in Mainland China across 21 cities. Shanghai has the most with seven outlets, followed by Beijing with 5.
Apple CEO Tim Cook said Q3 was an "incredibly strong quarter" for Greater China revenue, setting a June revenue record in the process with $14.76 billion. "We had a particularly strong response to the 12 Pro and the 12 Pro Max," he added, though also pointed out June quarter records were also set in the region for Mac, Services, and Wearables, Home, and Accessories.
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Nah! China had that under control a year and a half ago. Occasionally they get an outbreak, but they shut it down quickly and its gone. Plus, they've given more vaccinations than any other country in the world.
What if it comes out that the virus came from the U.S.? Would you say one word? No, you won't. And it would be so hypocritical.
Nah, they already have stores in Florida.
And why would Apple (or any business for that matter) say anything if it does turn out that China was experimenting with this virus? I'm not aware of Apple having a policy against doing business in countries that research viruses, and many countries, including the US, store viruses for research.
https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-021-00502-4
https://science.sciencemag.org/content/372/6543/694.1
Needless to say, China would resort to official propaganda blaming the Ft. Detrick Laboratory in the U.S., rather than allow the World to investigate the origin of SARS-COVID 19.
As for you PRC propaganda wrt to Ft Detrick;
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/08/05/health/germs-fort-detrick-biohazard.html
In 2019, there wasn't "sufficient systems in place to decontaminate waste water", but there was no accident.
The PRC is attempting to cast the U.S. as the origin of the SARS-COVID 19. That propaganda works in China, but it isn't working for the rest of the world.
How's life in the PRC today?
Ft. Derrick Lab is a bioweapon lab. What kind of weapons it is doing? It is a national security secret. This is the single reason US government would not allow any foreign organization to see inside. All the personnel working inside need top security clearance. Wuhan virology lab is totally different. It is very open. The scientists publish their work in world journals. Western scientists have been working there all the time. Why do you continue to believe in western anti-China people especially the Republicans disregarding these truths? George is very right about you. You have no common sense of right and wrong.
I didn't believe WMD was in Iraq, at least in any quantity, and I didn't believe that the virus came from the Wuhan Lab, though there is still a possibility of that. I do question why the PRC is so adamant about disallowing further investigation, given that the PRC was never forthcoming on the previous investigations. Afraid that an independent investigation will turn up something?
No matter.
The West grows tired of Xi Jinping and the PRC's "Wolf Warrior Diplomacy", and that has created a environment for strengthened alliances among the West.
Sadly for the PRC, their expectation of surpassing the U.S. as an economic superpower is waning, albeit the West still faces the PRC's militarization. Still, it isn't like the West isn't aware of that, and acting to strengthen alliances, including with Taiwan.
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/08/09/nyregion/roberta-kaplan-times-up-cuomo.html