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Ireland, Apple brace for the worst as tax endgame nears
Published Fri, Jun 17, 2016 · 09:50 PM
Dublin
WHILE Europe and global financial markets are consumed by the prospect of Brexit, business rolls on in Brussels.
Near the top of the agenda for investors continues to be the European Commission's probe into Apple Inc's tax arrangements in Ireland, with both the company and the Irish authorities bracing for a decision that the Irish provided the iPhone maker with illegal state aid through a sweetheart deal.
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