Apple retail chief Ron Johnson officially departs with no replacement
As was previously announced, Apple's head of retail operations, Ron Johnson, departed the company on Tuesday, though Apple has not yet named a successor.
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Apple Retail
Katie Marsal
Apple's in-store pickup option expands to New York City stores
Apple continues to expand its new in-store pickup option, as customers in New York City can now pick up online purchases from the company's retail locations.
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AppleInsider Staff
Solar farm, 'spaceship' campus to help Apple expenses reach $8B
Apple's capital expenditures in its 2012 fiscal year are projected to increase by $3.4 billion, as the company gears up for major projects like its new solar farm in North Carolina, and a new corporate campus in Cupertino, Calif.
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Apple retail customers to gain self-checkout option via iOS app
Apple plans to give retail customers the ability to finalize their own in-store purchases via its iOS application for the iPhone, according to a new report.
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Sam Oliver
Apple grows employee headcount to 60K, building space to 13.2M square feet
A recently filed 10-K form with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission by Apple reveals that the number of full-time employees at the company has swelled to 60,400, while owned or leased building space has increased to 13.2 million square feet.
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Apple's in-store pickup program launches in San Francisco
Apple on Wednesday began offering customers in San Francisco the ability to order a product online and pick it up in a local retail store.
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In-store pickup option coming to Apple's online store
Customers may soon be able to buy a product from Apple's online store and pick it up in person at one of the company's retail outlets.
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Slash Lane
Apple pays tribute to Steve Jobs as thousands watch [u]
Thousands of employees gathered at Apple's corporate campus in California for a tribute to the late Steve Jobs, while even more retail employees watched a live stream of the event as their stores closed [updated photos].
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iPhone 4S launch draws crowds at Apple stores around the world
The debut of Apple's latest smartphone on Friday has drawn huge crowds at Apple stores around the world, including a long, rain-soaked line at the company's flagship Fifth Avenue store.
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Daniel Eran Dilger
Neil Hughes
Josh Ong
