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Facebook Will Now Pay French Newspapers For Content On Users' Feed
Facebook said Thursday it had reached an agreement with some French newspapers to pay for news shown on its users' feeds, months after Google announced a similar accord.
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Big Tech Said to Support Global Corporate Tax, but Wants Digital Services Levies Axed
US tech giants could benefit from the agreement of the Group of Seven rich countries' agreement to create a global minimum 15 percent corporate tax rate if the final deal also scraps increasingly popular digital services taxes, according to industry lobbyists.
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Google Said to Be Accused of Breaching Orders on Talks With News Publishers by France
French antitrust investigators have accused Google of failing to comply with the state competition authority's orders on how to conduct negotiations with news publishers over copyright, two sources who read the investigators' report said.
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Facebook Ordered to Pay EUR 30,000 in France Over 'Abusive' Usage Terms
The ruling came as France's consumer protection agency said it and the EC had secured Facebook's agreement to "significantly modify its terms of use" by the end of June.
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France To Tax Digital Giants From 2019, Says Finance Minister
Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire on Thursday said France will tax digital giants at a national level from 2019 if European Union states cannot reach an agreement on a tax on digital revenues for the bloc.
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Facebook Will Now Pay French Newspapers For Content On Users' Feed
Facebook said Thursday it had reached an agreement with some French newspapers to pay for news shown on its users' feeds, months after Google announced a similar accord.
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Big Tech Said to Support Global Corporate Tax, but Wants Digital Services Levies Axed
US tech giants could benefit from the agreement of the Group of Seven rich countries' agreement to create a global minimum 15 percent corporate tax rate if the final deal also scraps increasingly popular digital services taxes, according to industry lobbyists.
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Google Said to Be Accused of Breaching Orders on Talks With News Publishers by France
French antitrust investigators have accused Google of failing to comply with the state competition authority's orders on how to conduct negotiations with news publishers over copyright, two sources who read the investigators' report said.
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Facebook Ordered to Pay EUR 30,000 in France Over 'Abusive' Usage Terms
The ruling came as France's consumer protection agency said it and the EC had secured Facebook's agreement to "significantly modify its terms of use" by the end of June.
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France To Tax Digital Giants From 2019, Says Finance Minister
Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire on Thursday said France will tax digital giants at a national level from 2019 if European Union states cannot reach an agreement on a tax on digital revenues for the bloc.
