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Apple plans to create $1B campus in Austin, Texas

Apple is looking to expand its reach beyond Cupertino, California. Yahoo Finance’s Alexis Christoforous and Scott Gamm break down the details.

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The Dow Jones industrial average rose 0.3%, beating the Nasdaq. XPO Logistics fell more than 26% and hit it lowest levels since November 2016.

Why Apple’s Holiday Quarter Could Be Worse than Expected

Apple’s (AAPL) guidance for the holiday quarter disappointed markets and was one factor that contributed to the 28% plunge in its stock since then. Apple now has a market cap of $801 billion and is third behind Microsoft (MSFT) and Amazon (AMZN). Earlier this year, we explained why Apple’s revenue from the iPhone would stagnate during the holiday quarter.

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The major market indexes were lower after giving up early gains. The Dow was holding up best, thanks to several stocks including Procter & Gamble and Apple.

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A big move by China helped boost stocks at Thursday open, Ciena soared and Procter & Gamble led the Dow Jones industrial average.

How will new Apple campus affect Williamson County?

Austin-area leaders react to the impact of Apple's new $1 billion campus in North Austin, and what it means for fast-growing Williamson County.

What we know so far about the $1B campus Apple is planning at Robinson Ranch

133 acres would be turned into an office campus for the iPhone maker, with more than a third preserved as green space.

Apple to build new Austin hub, expand in other tech hotbeds

Apple plans to build a $1 billion campus in Austin, Texas, that will create at least 5,000 jobs ranging from engineers to call-center agents while adding more luster to a Southwestern city that has already become a bustling tech hub. The decision, announced Thursday, comes 11 months after Apple CEO Tim Cook disclosed plans to open a major office outside California on the heels of a massive tax cut on overseas profits, which prompted the company to bring about $250 billion back to the U.S. Apple's scattershot expansion reflects the increasing competition for engineers in Silicon Valley, which has long been the world's high-tech capital.

Triangle reacts to Apple's rejection

Even on politically-charged Jones Street, there was one thing officials on both sides of the aisle shared Thursday: Disappointment over Apple's pick of Texas over Research Triangle Park for a 9,000-job operation.

Apple Could Manufacture iPhones in a Different Country

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Look to these stock market sectors in 2019 instead of FAANGs and tech

Investors have had to digest a lot in the past 12 months. While 2017 saw continued bull-market exuberance, the emotional trend of 2018 seems to be one of trepidation about more challenging times ahead. There are few signs that the tech sector sell-off is easing.

CityLab Daily: Apple Gets Bigger in Texas

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Editor's Notebook: Apple's decision feels like a complete rebuke of North Carolina

In a complete rebuke of North Carolina, Apple Inc. announced Thursday that it will be building a $1 billion campus in Austin, Texas, that one day will house some 15,000 workers. To make all of us wonder what we did wrong in the past few months, the company also announced it plans to add new sites in Seattle, San Diego and Culver City, California. Just weeks ago, Amazon bypassed the Triangle and chose the Washington, D.C., and New York City metros to split its East Coast headquarters.