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EU Passes Law to Mandate USB Type-C Charger for All Smartphones, Tablets, Cameras From 2024: All Details
The European Parliament approved new rules on Tuesday that will introduce a single charging port for mobile phones, tablets and cameras in the European Union by 2024. This move is expected to affect iPhone maker Apple more than its rivals.
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Australia Plans Crypto Taxation as Government Gears to Reform Payment Laws
The government of Australia has begun thinking of ways to regulate the crypto sector. Along with bringing digital assets under the tax regime of the nation, Australia is also aiming to ensure investor protection. Foreign crypto exchanges operating in the country may also have to agree to store Australian data inside the country itself.
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Global Tax Deal Backed By 130 Nations, Implementation Planned For October
A total of 130 countries have agreed a global tax reform ensuring that multinationals pay their fair share wherever they operate, the OECD said on Thursday, but some EU states refused to sign up.
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EU Tax Commissioner Slams US Plans on Tech Tax
A global reform of the taxation of corporate digital revenues is very unlikely if the United States continues backing a "safe harbour" plan which would allow firms to choose how to be taxed, European Union tax commissioner Paolo Gentiloni said on Tuesday.
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Opinion: What Boris Johnson's Book Reveals About The New PM And Brexit
As provocative and absurd as the argument seems, the book harks back to a Johnson who was content to reform the EU rather than leave it altogether. In 2019, Prime Minister Johnson is adamant that he will lead Britain out of the EU and deliver Brexit to the nation. What would Edward Gibbon say?
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EU Countries Back Copyright Reform Targeting Google, Facebook
Nineteen countries, including France and Germany, endorsed the revamp while Finland, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Poland and Sweden were against.
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EU Ditches Digital Tax Plan, to Work for Global Reform
The move is likely to be welcomed by digital giants such as Alphabet's Google and Facebook.
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EU Set to Scrap Digital Tax Plan, to Work for Global Reform
The move is likely to be welcomed by Google and Facebook who would have fallen under the scope of the envisaged 3 percent levy.
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EU Countries Back Copyright Reforms Aimed at Google, Facebook
EU countries have endorsed an overhaul of copyright rules which would force Google and Facebook to pay publishers for news snippets and filter out copyright-protected content on YouTube or Instagram.
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EU Reaches Tentative Deal on Online Copyright Reform
EU will seek to make sure that internet platforms pay more for the use of creative work and better protect press publishers from unauthorised digital reproduction and distribution.
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EU Countries Agree on Copyright Reforms, Deal in Sight Next Week
Negotiations stalled last month after EU countries failed to bridge their differences.
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EU Copyright Reforms Hit a Roadblock in a Win for Tech Giants
EU efforts to reform copyright rules hit a roadblock when a meeting of lawmakers and officials was called off.
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Amazon, Apple, Google to Be Slapped With New Digital Tax in France Next Year
The French government's "GAFA" tax" is being introduced to combat attempts by the firms to avoid paying what is considered a "fair share" of taxes in the country.
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Microsoft Flags Dangers to EU of Plans to Limit Data Use
Microsoft said EU lawmakers' copyright reforms limiting the use of potentially valuable data to non-profit bodies could damage its digital development.
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EU Lawmakers Vote Against Tough Line on Copyright Reform
EU lawmakers have opted not to take a tough line on an EU copyright overhaul aimed at making Google, Facebook and other tech giants share revenues.
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EU Passes Law to Mandate USB Type-C Charger for All Smartphones, Tablets, Cameras From 2024: All Details
The European Parliament approved new rules on Tuesday that will introduce a single charging port for mobile phones, tablets and cameras in the European Union by 2024. This move is expected to affect iPhone maker Apple more than its rivals.
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Australia Plans Crypto Taxation as Government Gears to Reform Payment Laws
The government of Australia has begun thinking of ways to regulate the crypto sector. Along with bringing digital assets under the tax regime of the nation, Australia is also aiming to ensure investor protection. Foreign crypto exchanges operating in the country may also have to agree to store Australian data inside the country itself.
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Global Tax Deal Backed By 130 Nations, Implementation Planned For October
A total of 130 countries have agreed a global tax reform ensuring that multinationals pay their fair share wherever they operate, the OECD said on Thursday, but some EU states refused to sign up.
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EU Tax Commissioner Slams US Plans on Tech Tax
A global reform of the taxation of corporate digital revenues is very unlikely if the United States continues backing a "safe harbour" plan which would allow firms to choose how to be taxed, European Union tax commissioner Paolo Gentiloni said on Tuesday.
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Opinion: What Boris Johnson's Book Reveals About The New PM And Brexit
As provocative and absurd as the argument seems, the book harks back to a Johnson who was content to reform the EU rather than leave it altogether. In 2019, Prime Minister Johnson is adamant that he will lead Britain out of the EU and deliver Brexit to the nation. What would Edward Gibbon say?
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EU Countries Back Copyright Reform Targeting Google, Facebook
Nineteen countries, including France and Germany, endorsed the revamp while Finland, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Poland and Sweden were against.
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EU Ditches Digital Tax Plan, to Work for Global Reform
The move is likely to be welcomed by digital giants such as Alphabet's Google and Facebook.
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EU Set to Scrap Digital Tax Plan, to Work for Global Reform
The move is likely to be welcomed by Google and Facebook who would have fallen under the scope of the envisaged 3 percent levy.
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EU Countries Back Copyright Reforms Aimed at Google, Facebook
EU countries have endorsed an overhaul of copyright rules which would force Google and Facebook to pay publishers for news snippets and filter out copyright-protected content on YouTube or Instagram.
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EU Reaches Tentative Deal on Online Copyright Reform
EU will seek to make sure that internet platforms pay more for the use of creative work and better protect press publishers from unauthorised digital reproduction and distribution.
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EU Countries Agree on Copyright Reforms, Deal in Sight Next Week
Negotiations stalled last month after EU countries failed to bridge their differences.
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EU Copyright Reforms Hit a Roadblock in a Win for Tech Giants
EU efforts to reform copyright rules hit a roadblock when a meeting of lawmakers and officials was called off.
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Amazon, Apple, Google to Be Slapped With New Digital Tax in France Next Year
The French government's "GAFA" tax" is being introduced to combat attempts by the firms to avoid paying what is considered a "fair share" of taxes in the country.
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Microsoft Flags Dangers to EU of Plans to Limit Data Use
Microsoft said EU lawmakers' copyright reforms limiting the use of potentially valuable data to non-profit bodies could damage its digital development.
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EU Lawmakers Vote Against Tough Line on Copyright Reform
EU lawmakers have opted not to take a tough line on an EU copyright overhaul aimed at making Google, Facebook and other tech giants share revenues.
