Cupertino's mayor urges Apple to pay more tax: 'where's the fairness?'

Barry Chang is stuck between Apple on one side not paying for his infrastructure proposal and frustrated citizens on the other who see their roads too crowded

The last time the mayor of Cupertino walked into Apple - the largest company in his small Californian town and, it so happens, the most valuable company in the world - he hoped to have a meeting to talk about traffic congestion.

Barry Chang barely made it into the lobby when Apple's security team asked him to leave, he said.