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Don Reisinger / Fortune, Time: Business
Thu, 05/05/2016 - 8:31am

Apple has another foe to contend with: Cupertino’s mayor. Speaking to The Guardian in a wide-ranging interview published on Thursday, Cupertino mayor Barry Chang argued that Apple isn’t doing enough for the city where its headquarters lives, adding that he believes the company is abusing its hometown. “Apple is not willing to pay a dime,” he told The Guardian.“They’re making profit, and they should share the responsibility for our city, but they won’t.

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