Apple to pay for new campus HQ with foreign cash
Apple is benefiting from multi-billion-dollar tax break - while staff will receive $2,500 bonuses
Donald Trump has claimed credit for bringing Apple's cash back home
Apple will fund its campus headquarters via a five-year, $30 billion investment plan and will pay the US government $38 billion from its foreign pot of cash, that now stands at more than $250 billion....
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