Apple will be opening up its fourth official retail store in Switzerland this weekend. A new store in the city of Basel will see its grand opening on Saturday, July 12th, according to a notice on Apple’s Retail Store website. Job listings for the store first appeared earlier this year on Apple’s jobs website. Apple has already surrounded the store with a black banner promoting the store’s website. Apple is also planning several new stores in China, Italy, and the United States under the guide of recently appointed retail head Angela Ahrendts.
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Still no store in Bern, Switzerland (Capital City).
If they relied on Apple’s Maps then it’s probably in a different country!
Get a life seriously…
Switzerland has 4 Apple Stores now and Austria has none. I don’t get it Apple.
Well, you know, the Swiss have all that blood money to spend.
ischöbbe zyt…