In all, the Brooklyn store — Apple's second location in New York City's most populous borough — will have 160 employees. Over half of them have moved to work at the location from other Apple ...

The Williamsburg neighborhood in Brooklyn long ago shed its industrial roots for glistening glass towers and an endless stream of high rent-related jokes. So when looking at the new Apple Store ...

An unhinged man attacked a 56-year-old woman — stabbing her with a broken bottle — in front of the downtown Brooklyn Apple store Thursday morning, cops said. The woman was walking in front of ...

One byte-sized rumor about an Apple store coming to Brooklyn sparked a borough-wide fit of drooling as iMac lovers fantasized about caressing Steve Jobs’s latest products without having to leave the ...

The Fort Greene store is Apple’s 11th location in New York City and the second store in Brooklyn. The brand’s Williamsburg store, located on tourist-heavy Bedford Avenue, debuted in 2016.

The store will be Apple's second in Brooklyn alongside its Williamsburg location opened in July 2016. It will also be Apple's 11th store in New York City, with seven locations in Manhattan, one in ...

The store isn’t quite as grand as some of Apple’s other New York locations, but it has an appropriately Brooklyn-y feel, with plenty of exposed brick, concrete floors and a timber ceiling.

On Saturday, July 30, Apple's first retail store in Brooklyn opens in Williamsburg. Located at 247 Bedford Avenue on the corner of N 3rd Street, the store is adjacent to Equinox, Duane Reade and ...

As for the first Apple Store in Brooklyn, we’re told that development is also running behind. News of the Brooklyn store first broke out in December with an opening date target of April 2015.

An Apple Store Grows in Brooklyn. By . Jen Carlson. Published Sep 17, 2007. Modified Mar 7, 2008. Share. Never miss a story Email ...

Brooklyn certainly isn’t the Apple of Steve Jobs’ eye, and his latest snub has the borough’s biggest booster seeing red. “I seriously just don’t get it,” Borough President Marty Markowi… ...