- First store opened - May 19, 2001, Tyson's Corner (Virg.); second store opened the same day at the Glendale (S. Calif.) Galleria
- Longest grand opening line - Ginza, 1,982 (individually counted by ifo)
- Most opening day visitors - 11,000, per Apple at Regent Street
- Number of stores - 285, of which 61 are other countries
- Square-feet of store space - about 1.8 million square-feet
- Number of states - 41
- International stores in 10 countries - Japan, UK, Canada, Italy, Australia, China, France, Germany, Switzerland
- State with most stores - California, 46; Florida: 16; Texas, 16; New York, 15
- over 100 million people within 15 miles of an Apple store (as of late 2004)
- Number of employees - 19,500 full-time equivalent (Q3, 2009)
- Largest store - Regent Street, 28,000+ s.f.; North Michigan Avenue, 24,000 s.f.
- Smallest store - Santa Rosa Plaza (N. Calif), 540 s.f.
- Tallest store - Ginza, 4 floors of retail
+ 1 floor of training rooms
- Cost of wood furniture - $315,000 per store
- Build-out, mall store - ~$450,000; ordinary high-profile $8-10 million, extraordinary high-profile $20-$40 million
- Number of stocked products - about 500
- Average visitors per week - about 14,000 per store (Q4, 2010)
- Number of mini-stores - 9 / Stanford, Santa Rosa Plaza, Oakridge, Carousel, Bethesda Row, Rockaway Town Square, Bridgewater Commons, St. Louis Galleria, Southcenter
- Employee applicant-to-hiring ratio - 17:1
- Retail sales - $1.97 billion (Q1, 2010)
- Profit-loss - $481 million profit (Q1, 2010)
- Retail's contribution to companies revenues - ~12.5%
- Retail's contribution to company's profits - ~14.2%
- CPUs sold in retail stores - 689,000 (Q1, 2010)
- 280,000 members in "One to One" service
(1Q, 2010)
- ProCare members: over 100,000
(3Q, 2007)
- Personal training sessions: over 586,000 (Q1, 2010)
- Longest Genius Bar - Regent Street (London), 46 feet
- Most stores per square-inch: Manhattan, three stores within 3.1 miles; Honolulu, three stores within 3.7 miles; Las Vegas, 3 stores within 4.2 miles
- Closest stores to one another: Palo Alto and Stanford (N. Calif.): 3,837 feet apart
- Most expensive store to build - Upper West Side (NYC), building permit stated $27 million, not including cost of stone and glass materials
- Number of high-profile stores - 13- SoHo (NYC), Fifth Avenue (NYC), North Michigan Avenue (Chicago), San Francisco, Ginza (Tokyo), Regent Street (London), The Grove (LA), Shinsaibashi (Osaka), 14th Street (NYC), George Street (Glasgow), Sanlitun (Beijing), Carousel du Louvre (Paris), Upper West Side (NYC)
- Favorite building materials - bead-blasted stainless steel siding from Japan; Indiana limestone siding; grey, Italian fine-grained siltstone flooring from the Sienna district, glass structures designed in the UK and fabricated in Germany