Apple woos India, govt must make the right moves
Facility will employ 4,000, as US tech giant seeks to draw upon Indian talent and capture domestic market for its products
Apple CEO Tim Cook concludes his four-day trip that could set the stage for Apple's expansion in India
The updated version contains a new volunteering network on the app
Interview with Apple CEO
A day before meeting PM, Apple CEO drops in at Zomato, Airtel
Narendra Modi might on Saturday ask the Apple CEO to make in India instead of importing and selling refurbished phones
The Apple CEO had earlier pitched on the importance of 4G
Cook said India will see a reliable signal quality after 4G which is critical for the country's project
Cook is slated to meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday
Cook meets Modi in New Delhi on Saturday, and will be hoping his enthusiasm for phones can help Apple bolster sales in India
India is much more strategic and we are thinking about a really long innings in the country, said Cook
In an interview to Business Line newspaper, Cook says he hopes to get an agreement on the issue
The Apple CEO takes off for Kanpur in his private jet, with media trying to chase him from IIT-Kanpur to the Green Park cricket ground in the city
Getting an assurance from the Apple CEO on manufacturing in India will mean much to the NDA government
Also pitches for Apple's product manufacturing facility
He also dropped in at a private party organised by Shah Rukh Khan, owner of Kolkata Knight Riders
He said Apple sees a 'huge market potential' for its products in India, that it is 'really putting energy' in the country
The company, however, did not disclose the quantum of investment that it intends to invest on the facility
Begins day paying a visit to Siddhivinayak temple; meets several business leaders; to meet PM Narendra Modi on Saturday