Monday, September 5, 2011

Apple is preparing

 to open its first store in Hong Kong this quarter at the International Finance Center Mall amid a surge in China sales.

Sales in the China region, including Hong Kong and Taiwan, were “key” to Apple’s third-quarter results, surging sixfold to $3.8 billion in the period,
The IFC commmercial complex, developed and owned by Sun Hung Kai Properties Ltd. (16) and Henderson Land Development Co., includes the 88-story IFC 2 office tower. It’s located in Hong Kong’s Central shopping and business district.
Apple, which didn’t open its first store in China until 2008, now has two stores each in Beijing and Shanghai. Those four stores generate, on average, the company’s highest traffic and highest revenue.

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