Tim Cook expresses excitement for Apple's expansion in India.
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Apple is set to open its first two retail stores in India this week, marking a major expansion for the company in the South Asian market. The iPhone-maker has expressed optimism about India's potential for growth, despite the majority of smartphones sold in the country being priced below $250. Apple is also working to turn India into a key global hardware manufacturing hub, with plans to produce 25% of all iPhones in the country by 2025.
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