Apple is facing renewed antitrust scrutiny in Brazil, where the country's competition regulator has formally recommended sanctions against ...

Apple threw open the doors Saturday to its first store in Brazil, one of the world's fastest-growing smartphone markets and a region that is crucially important to the company.

Apple opened its first Apple Retail Store in Rio de Janeiro on Feb. 15 to 1,700 eager customers. However, high import duties may keep Apple's products out of many Brazilian hands.

Apple has made some moves in Brazil, such as opening a Brazilian iTunes store, hiring a Brazilian to oversee its Latin American operations, and more recently, cutting the prices on the iPhone 4 ...

Apple on Thursday announced through its website that the first official Brazilian Apple Store will open on Feb. 15 in Rio de Janeiro's famous Barra de Tijuaca neighborhood.

This Brazil-based store will not be the only notable Apple Store launch in early 2014 as Apple is planning to open up its first Tokyo store since 2005. Apple’s connection to Brazil has expanded ...

Apple was greeted by humongous crowds as it opened its retail store in Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, making it the 15th country to have an Apple store and first in all of South America.

The company’s latest setback comes from Brazil, where Apple has been given just 90 days to open up its App Store in a very similar way to how it is being forced to open up in Europe. Brazil ...

Brazil’s antitrust watchdog recommended that Apple be sanctioned for App Store restrictions. Here are the details.

An interesting little story that Apple is being hit with a potential fine in Brazil. The alleged crime is to be charging and quoting prices in US dollars for iTunes and the Apps Store rather than ...

Apple has confirmed on its website that it will be opening its first retail store in Brazil on Saturday, February 15. The store will be located in Rio de Janeiro's famous Barra da Tijuca borough ...