Apple can now market, sell and develop products in Saudi Arabia

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By Christian ZibregMay 21, 2014, 4:13 pm262 pts
Although the Saudi Arabia Online Apple Store has been up and running for years now, you can’t really add products to the shopping basket because Apple isn’t licensed to sell its products directly to consumers in the 28.3 million people market. Instead, the iPhone maker relies on a network of third-party…

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