Glass was brought in from Germany to make the walls of Apple Park's ring-shaped building. Cyclists make their way around the Googleplex during Bike to Work Day, Thursday, May 14, 2015, in Mountain View, Calif. The company provided fueling stations, sports massages, a DJ and breakfast to get employees pumped up for biking. Google estimates more than 2,200 employees biked to work today.

Apple and Google’s hometowns still considering employer taxes

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Apple and Google’s hometowns still considering employer taxes

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