Tim Cook Explains Why You're Never Going to Visit the Inside of Apple's New $5 Billion Headquarters - Business Insider -BoardProspects

Tim Cook Explains Why You're Never Going to Visit the Inside of Apple's New $5 Billion Headquarters

Business Insider Feb 14 2018 BoardNews
- Apple just finished a $5 billion headquarters called Apple Park. Some say it's an architectural landmark.
- Non-Apple employees are not allowed in, though, and Apple's not likely to offer tours.
- It's because there's a lot of confidential information inside the building, Apple CEO Tim Cook said...
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1. The problem with opening up the main facility for tours is we have so much confidential stuff around. It's sort of the bane of my existence to hold things confidential now.
2. We didn't make Apple Park for other people.
Topics Mentioned
- Apple
- Tim Cook
- Chairman
- CEO
Authors
- Kif Leswing (Kleswing@Businessinsider.Com)
- Kifleswing