Someone has money to burn. i guess this is what happens when you make tons of money off chinese workers
It's called a business expense and it's probably being written off. It's not really costing them anything.
Someone has money to burn. i guess this is what happens when you make tons of money off chinese workers
I would seriously bet that there were some structural, or upkeep related issues with the old glass system. Or at the least "potential" issues that Apple felt it would be best to make the move that they are making.
I doubt this is 100 percent about aesthetics.
I wonder how long it will be until it is made of only 5
Interesting that we're seeing Apple make waves in architecture over the last few years. These might very well be stepping stones for Apple to make a mark in other industries.
Sky's the limit.
Interesting that we're seeing Apple make waves in architecture over the last few years. These might very well be stepping stones for Apple to make a mark in other industries.
This makes me remember the G4 Cube .
I would love a new Cube shapped computer from Apple.
They're spending $6 million to put in bigger panes?!?
I don't get it.
Milling aluminum, making larger glass panes, building a 4 story Pentagon sized round glass building. Next will be an entire town or village or an up-to-date Epcot. He will surpass Disney.
I wonder how long before some idiot throws a rock through 1/15 of the entrance.
It's called a business expense and it's probably being written off. It's not really costing them anything.
Why is it that people think "written off" = free??
In January when they are preparing their corporate filings, they will write-off a large portion (maybe all, with creative accounting) of that 6.6 million, which will brings their gross revenue down, which will lessen their tax liability. So no, it's not free, but it will reduce the expense considerably.
It's not really costing them anything.
Geckotek said:In January when they are preparing their corporate filings, they will write-off a large portion (maybe all, with creative accounting) of that 6.6 million, which will brings their gross revenue down, which will lessen their tax liability. So no, it's not free, but it will reduce the expense considerably.
Exactly.
So this is a false statement.
It's not really costing them anything.