All three Paris Apple Stores close ahead of protests
Apple's flagship Champs-Elysees store will remain closed Saturday as the company suspends retail operations across Paris ahead of planned protests. Apple Champs-Elysees | Image credit: Apple Apple will close seven French stores on Saturday, October 24, as Paris prepares for further protests following last weekend's violence. The closures include all three Apple stores within the French capital, while shopping center locations around Paris are expected to remain open. The Paris closures affect Apple Champs-Elysees, Apple Opera, and Apple Marche Saint-Germain. All three stores will reopen Sunday with limited hours, from noon until 6 p.m. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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Apple's flagship Champs-Elysees store will remain closed Saturday as the company suspends retail operations across Paris ahead of planned protests. Apple Champs-Elysees | Image credit: Apple Apple will close seven French stores on Saturday, October 24, as Paris prepares for further protests following last weekend's violence. The closures include all three Apple stores within the French capital, while shopping center locations around Paris are expected to remain open. The Paris closures affect Apple Champs-Elysees, Apple Opera, and Apple Marche Saint-Germain. All three stores will reopen Sunday with limited hours, from noon until 6 p.m. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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Apple's flagship Champs-Elysees store will remain closed Saturday as the company suspends retail operations across Paris ahead of planned protests.
Apple Champs-Elysees | Image credit: Apple Apple will close seven French stores on Saturday, October 24, as Paris prepares for further protests following last weekend's violence.
The closures include all three Apple stores within the French capital, while shopping center locations around Paris are expected to remain open.
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