- 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 - 269, of which 50 are other countries
- Square-feet of store space - about 1.8 million square-feet
- Number of states - 41
- International stores in 9 countries - 50 total; 7 in Japan; 20 in the UK; 12 in Canada; 1 in Italy; 5 in Australia; 1 in China, 3 in Switzerland, 1 in Germany
- State with most stores - California, 45; Florida: 16; Texas, 15; New York, 13
- over 100 million people within 15 miles of an Apple store (as of late 2004)
- Number of employees - 16,500 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; flagship ~ $5-8 million
or more
- Number of stocked products - about 500
- Average visitors per week - about 11,600 per store (Q3, 2009)
- 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 - $1.5 billion (Q3, 2009)
- Profit-loss - $321 million profit (Q3, 2009)
- Retail's contribution to companies revenues - ~21.7%
- Retail's contribution to company's profits - ~26.4%
- CPUs sold in retail stores - 492,000 (Q3, 2009)
- 270,000 members in "One to One" service
(2Q, 2007)
- ProCare members: over 100,000
(3Q, 2007)
- Personal training sessions: over 600,000 (Q3, 2009)
- 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 - Fifth Avenue (NYC), over $10 million, including demolition, store and glass cube
- Number of high-profile stores - 11 - 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)
- 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, fabricated in Germany