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Apple's wait bears fruit with sub-continent's biggest store in Mumbai

The building acts as an exemplar of the type of impression that Apple aims to accomplish at its new stores globally

Apple is yet to open its own stores in India, and is currently in talks with the government 	Photo: Reuters
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Apple is yet to open its own stores in India, and is currently in talks with the government Photo: Reuters

Pavan Lall Mumbai
Two of Apple’s three re-seller locations in Worli (Mumbai) may have shut shop recently, but iPhone owners and future buyers need not fret. The firm is set to unveil a 4,500 square foot location at the premium Palladium Mall in the next couple of months — it’s biggest store in the subcontinent, say those familiar with the developments. 

The store falls under the large format Apple Premium Reseller (APR) category. While Apple has been planning the launch of self-owned mega stores in the past, those have been slow to take off because of ambiguity surrounding regulations on foreign direct investment

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