California wants to end Cupertino's tax deal with Apple
Apple's home city of Cupertino faces losing almost $60 million after California authorities declare that the company's tax should be shared across the state.
Apple's home city of Cupertino faces losing almost $60 million after California authorities declare that the company's tax should be shared across the state.
Apple is under fire from developers for only offering in-person Apple Vision Pro development labs in Cupertino — and even those are under-filled.
A tax deal relating to online sales between Apple and the city of Cupertino is set to fall through, resulting in a 73% tax revenue decline.
A new order has been issued by the County of Santa Clara Public Health Department explicitly banning mass gatherings for at least three weeks, as the county gathers more information about COVID-19 casting further doubt on a timely WWDC.
Apple is continuing to cement its position as a major part of Cupertino, with the iPhone maker expanding its real estate portfolio with the purchase of two office buildings within the Cupertino City Center district for $290 million.
The Flint Center for the Performing Arts at De Anza College in Cupertino is to be permanently closed, the college's board of trustees has voted, with the center that has previously played host to a number of important Apple events potentially being turned into student housing.
Apple is proposing to pay $9.7 million towards eco-friendly transportation projects in Cupertino after the city agreed to delay tax changes that could have cost it $9 million per year.
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