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Apple plans app development centre

Apple plans app development centre
22.01.2016 14:30
The southern Italian city of Naples has been chosen by Apple for the first of a series of app development centres.

The idea is to train app developers for its operating system.

Apps for mobile devices are a big money spinner for Apple and the company said writing them has created more than 75,000 jobs in Italy alone.

Apple Chief Executive Tim Cook said: "Europe is home to some of the most creative developers in the world.”

Perhaps not unconnected to the announcement, Apple recently reached a deal with the Italian government to pay hundreds of millions in a dispute over allegedly unpaid taxes.

(euronews.com)

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