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(Reuters) - Apple Inc will no longer be working with lead construction firms DPR Construction Inc and Skanska USA on its new "Spaceship" campus, the Silicon Valley Business Journal reported on Tuesday.   Source: Apple's main contractors leave Spaceship campus project: report
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