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Apple hired Angela Ahrendts away from Burberry in 2013 to take its retail stores in a new direction. Now we're getting a better idea of Ahrendts' vision for Apple stores, thanks to a report by 9to5Mac's Mark Gurman. Ahrendts has been focusing her energy on China, where Apple is

Gap, which opened its flagship store in Hong Kong on Nov. 25, said it intends to increase its store presence in China by five times in the next year. The retailer said it expects to have 45 stores in China by the end of 2012.