After years of spurning Google, a Mountain View, California family has finally allowed the tech giant to lease its 1-acre plot of land surrounded by its HQ.
After years of spurning a certain tech giant, the brood behind a former farmstead has given in and leased its land to Google.
Employees on their lunch break at Google’s Mountain View campus, which now has more space for a parking lot.Over the years, the humble property became completely surrounded on all sides by the Googleplex, which it is now a part of.
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