Apple is closer to opening the first Apple Stores in India

In recent months, Apple has only been facing problems on different fronts that are open around the world. China has become one of the main problems for Apple where the ministry in charge of the country's censorship, has applied the roller and has managed to close iBooks and iTunes Movies. Tim Cook's visit to China last May was useless, and in which he met with the country's authorities trying to reach an agreement that would allow the reopening of both services, without success so far. Cook took advantage of the same trip to also visit India, another of the bastions that did not stop causing problems for the company, this time he was more successful.

If a foreign company wants to open its own stores to sell its electronic products in the country, at least 30% must be made in India, an indispensable condition for any company. This presented serious problems for future Apple Stores, since currently none of the products that Apple markets are manufactured in the country. Quickly, Apple's team of lawyers sent an appeal to try to suspend that law at least temporarily, a resource that, as we already informed you, had many ballots to receive approval.

Okay that finally has been officially received by the country's finance minister, and in which the company is exempt for three years from selling products manufactured in the country. This exemption gives Apple enough time for Foxconn to start moving its factories to India, the next country that will become the new China, due to its low production costs unlike China, which in recent years has stopped be the ideal market for this purpose due to the rising cost of labor and production.