Apple plans new US$1bn campus for Austin, Texas

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Will house up to 15,000 workers.

Apple plans new US$1bn campus for Austin, Texas
Apple Inc said on Thursday it would spend US$1 billion to build a second campus in Austin, Texas, that will house up to 15,000 workers as part of a broader push by US companies to create more domestic jobs. The iPhone maker also said it plans to expand in Seattle, San Diego and Culver City, ...

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