Apple retail store employees are getting more time off. Both sick days and vacation days. This is part of improving the benefits for those who works in the Mac-maker’s brick-and-mortar locations.

As reported by Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, the company will soon replace iPhone XS models used for retail sales with iPhone 14 units. This won’t change anything for customers, but the upgrade is ...

Day traders have been offloading Apple all year, and it was especially notable over Thanksgiving week.

Apple's online sales and retail stores combine to be the leading seller of iPads and Macs, but the company falls behind carriers in iPhone sales. The latest report from Consumer Intelligence Research ...

As you probably know, Apple will be holding a special press event on September 12. And although Apple never shares details about the event in advance, it’s almost certain that we’ll see the ...

Apple is feeling the heat from labor activists. The iPhone maker is rolling out improvements to its retail scheduling policies in an attempt to placate dissatisfied workers amid a unionization push, ...

Apple's fiscal first quarter was a blowout by any standard, but it's worth taking a look at one potential concern: retail. CFO Peter Oppenheimer reported Wednesday that during the quarter just ended, ...

On the 10th anniversary of Apple's first store, CNET takes a look at how it got to 320 stores and avoided an early idea to tempt you with pastries. Josh Lowensohn joined CNET in 2006 and now covers ...

Apple has officially opened its latest retail store in India on Thursday, 11 December 2025 with a peacock-inspired launch ...

As a handful of Apple retail locations begin the process of unionizing, the trillion-dollar company’s vice president of people and retail Deirdre O’Brien delivered a warning to 58,000 retail staff in ...

Apple is doubling down on its efforts to comfort retail employees and dampen any possible resurgence of active unionization in its 270+ stores by downplaying the significance of Apple Towson Town ...

May 15, 2001: Apple CEO Steve Jobs flips the script on the dreadful experience of computer shopping, unveiling an ambitious plan to open 25 innovative Apple stores across the United States. The first ...