Apple Park's New Innovative Campus Opens to Employees Also covered this week: a live-streaming 'selfie' video app, live.me raises $60 million and more.

By Venturer May 12, 2017

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This week on Venturer News, Brittany Lehman covers Apple Park's new innovative campus, a livestreaming "selfie" video app, live.me's $60 million investment and Memphis Meats, a Bay Area startup making lab-grown meat from animal cells.

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