Apple's New Spaceship Headquarters in Cupertino (pics)

    Apple, Cupertino, Calif.Rendering of Apple's new campus in Cupertino, Calif., expected to open                                                                    in 2016.

 The new 2.8-million sq. ft. facility was brought to the Cupertino city council by late CEO Steve Jobs. Its                                                                   diametre is greater than that of the Pentagon.

 The project is meant to incorporate and develop much of the surrounding green space, with a system of bike lanes, bio-fuel buses and its own natural gas-burning power plant.

Liam Neeson Tops Box Office Once Again With ‘Non-Stop’

“Non-Stop,” over the weekend leading into the Oscars, became the latest successful action movie starring Liam Neeson, taking in an estimated $30 million, for first place at the North American box office. Mr. Neeson, 61, improbably became one of Hollywood’s leading action stars with “Taken” in 2009 after a career largely spent in higher-brow movies like “Kinsey” and “Schindler’s List.”

“Non-Stop,” produced by a team led by Joel Silver, cost about $50 million to make and was financed independently. Universal Pictures paid $13 million for domestic distribution rights. Second place for the weekend went to “Son of God” (20th Century Fox), assembled from deleted scenes and re-edited footage from History Channel’s recent “Bible” miniseries. “Son of God” took in a stout $26.5 million, according to Rentrak, which compiles box office data. A still-strong “Lego Movie” (Warner Bros.) was third, with estimated ticket sales of $21 million, for a four-week total of $209.3 million.