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    Apple is the latest tech giant looking for a home away from home

    by Sam Dean And Wendy Lee, Los Angeles Times Dec 14, 2018 4 minutes

    Apple will expand its workforce at new and existing offices across the country and plans to build a billion-dollar campus for 5,000 additional employees in Austin, Texas.

    Though Austin will land the biggest part of the Silicon Valley giant's expansion, the Cupertino company also announced plans Thursday to open additional offices in Culver City, San Diego and Seattle - bringing headcounts to 1,000 in each over the next three years. It will add hundreds of employees in its offices in Boulder, Colo., Pittsburgh and New York as well.

    "Talent, creativity and tomorrow's breakthrough ideas aren't limited by region or zip code,

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