Apple delays return to office until January 2022: report

Apple Inc.
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has pushed back a return to Apple Park and other offices until January 2022, its latest delay as it and other companies cope with a surge in COVID-19 cases and variants. The delay, reported by Bloomberg, citing an internal Apple memo, is the second in recent weeks for the iPhone maker, which had planned an October return. Apple intends for employees to work from the office three days a week. The company was not immediately available for comment. Several other tech giants, including Amazon.com Inc.
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Google parent Alphabet Inc.
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Facebook Inc.
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and Twitter Inc.
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have moved their office returns to January 2022 as well.