Apple (AAPL) Closes New York City Stores to Shoppers Due to Rising COVID Cases
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Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) has closed 16 stores across New York, including its major New York City locations on Fifth Avenue, SoHo, Grand Central, and World Trade Center, due to rising Covid-19 cases, Bloomberg News reported.
While the company has temporarily shut down a number of stores in recent weeks to cope with the COVID spike, it’s implementing a different approach with the New York locations, letting online order placements and store pick-ups.
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