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Apple Tax Case: Ireland to Formally Submit Appeal This Week
Ireland's Finance Minister Michael Noonan made the announcement on Tuesday.
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EU Rules Apple Must Pay Up To 13 Billion Euros In Back Taxes
The European Union says Ireland has given illegal tax benefits worth up to 13 billion euros ($14.5 billion) to Apple Inc. and must now recover the unpaid back taxes from the US technology company, plus interest.
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Apple Announces 1,000 New Jobs in Ireland as European Union Tax Ruling Nears
Apple is to hire an additional 1,000 staff in Ireland, the government said today, as the iPhone maker bids to boost its presence in the country where it declares much of its overseas profit for tax purposes.
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Greece Deal in Doubt at Crucial Debt Talks
Greece's international creditors poured cold water on the chances of a breakthrough at an emergency summit today aimed at finding a deal to save Athens from default and a possible exit from the euro.
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EU strikes deal to cap banker bonuses
Bankers in Europe face a cap on bonuses as early as next year, following agreement in Brussels on Thursday to introduce what would be the world's strictest pay curbs, in a move politicians hope will address public anger at financial-sector greed.
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Eurozone agrees on temporary boost to rescue financial capacity
The move is aimed at preventing a new flare-up of Europe's sovereign debt crisis, but markets may judge it too small.
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Apple Tax Case: Ireland to Formally Submit Appeal This Week
Ireland's Finance Minister Michael Noonan made the announcement on Tuesday.
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EU Rules Apple Must Pay Up To 13 Billion Euros In Back Taxes
The European Union says Ireland has given illegal tax benefits worth up to 13 billion euros ($14.5 billion) to Apple Inc. and must now recover the unpaid back taxes from the US technology company, plus interest.
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Apple Announces 1,000 New Jobs in Ireland as European Union Tax Ruling Nears
Apple is to hire an additional 1,000 staff in Ireland, the government said today, as the iPhone maker bids to boost its presence in the country where it declares much of its overseas profit for tax purposes.
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Greece Deal in Doubt at Crucial Debt Talks
Greece's international creditors poured cold water on the chances of a breakthrough at an emergency summit today aimed at finding a deal to save Athens from default and a possible exit from the euro.
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EU strikes deal to cap banker bonuses
Bankers in Europe face a cap on bonuses as early as next year, following agreement in Brussels on Thursday to introduce what would be the world's strictest pay curbs, in a move politicians hope will address public anger at financial-sector greed.
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Eurozone agrees on temporary boost to rescue financial capacity
The move is aimed at preventing a new flare-up of Europe's sovereign debt crisis, but markets may judge it too small.
