Cupertino

Apple plans to demolish an existing office building in its home city of Cupertino, California, and replace it with a new, larger structure

Apple continues to expand its San Francisco Bay Area footprint to accommodate a growing workforce and new projects, with the latest leases involving multiple industrial buildings near the soon to open Apple Park. 

Apple is one of the biggest companies in the world, so it's no surprise that it is fast outgrowing its current headquarters. As a result, Apple has spent years building a complement to its campus at One Infinite Loop in Cupertino, California.

According to a new report from MacRumors, Apple will be replacing its Cupertino campus training sessions for new Apple retail store 'Geniuses' with in-store, self-guided training. Web-based seminars will be replacing hands-on, guided training. This suggests that new employees may have far less real work and training experience than their predecessors. Traditionally, Apple has invited...

Cupertino Mayor Barry Chang says The Guardian's story about Apple taxes is factually incorrect.

Cupertino Mayor wants Apple to pay more taxes, but nobody supports him.

Apple’s newly renovated retail outlet at its Cupertino headquarters is more like a “normal” Apple Store.

The California Sunday Magazine published new photos of Apple’s currently under construction Campus 2 site in Cupertino.

Apple will be preserving a historic barn that sits on the grounds of the new spaceship-shaped campus.

An Apple Campus 2 site view from the sky shows construction is well underway.

Apple agreed to pay more takes to Cupertino under a new deal with the city.