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Apple will ship orders straight from its stores for some customers – Engadget
Bloomberg says Apple started testing the program after its stores started re-opening following COVID-19 shutdowns.
Apple will ship purchases from one of its brick-and-mortar outlets through United Parcel Service Inc. in Canada and through FedEx in the US, and they could arrive as soon as the next day. In addition to faster delivery, Apple apparently told its staff that the practice will reduce costs and potentially increase profit margins.
Bloomberg says Apple started testing the program after its stores started re-opening following COVID-19 shutdowns. It has since expanded the program’s availability, thoug…
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