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Post-study work in Ireland: How graduates are building global careers after graduationIreland is becoming a top destination for international students, offering academic excellence and strong industry links. Universities focu...- AI use surges globally but rich-poor divide widens, Microsoft saysGenerative artificial intelligence is being used by 17.8% of the world's working-age population, but the gap between wealthy and developing...
- UK fines Apple subsidiary $516,000 over Russia sanctions breachA notice from the government on Monday said ADI had made funds available to a designated person without a licence in relation to two paym...
- Ireland edges into top 10 global tax haven rankingIreland rises to ninth in the Tax Justice Network's tax haven rankings, surpassing the Bahamas and joining notorious tax shelters such as t...
- Apple’s big bet on AI tech Faces EU regulations hurdleApple Intelligence includes AI capabilities to write and summarise text, create and edit images, transcription, as well as a more intellige...
- Apple back taxes hand Ireland infrastructure opportunities, PM Harris saysIreland had fought the European Union back-tax bill alongside Apple since 2016, seeking to defend its position as the location of choice fo...
- Big hit for big tech: Apple, Google suffer multibillion-$ blows in EUEU antitrust chief Margrethe Vestager achieved significant victories as Europe's top court upheld her actions against Apple's Irish tax dea...
- EU's Vestager triumphs in crackdown on Apple's tax deal, Google's practicesVestager, who ends her term in November, has made a name for herself going after Big Tech's tax arrangements with some EU countries and att...
- Why does Apple have to pay Ireland $14.4 billion?The European Court of Justice has said that Apple had unduly benefited from unfair loopholes in Ireland's tax regime, and that the company ...
- Explainer: Why does Apple have to pay Ireland $14.4 bn?Apple has been ordered to pay €13 billion ($14.4 billion) in back taxes to Ireland after losing a lengthy court battle with the European Un...
- Apple wins fight against $15 billion tax order, even as EU prepares itself for fresh salvoThe commission’s historic ruling against Apple was delivered in August 2016 by Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager in a shock decis...
- Apple's fight against $15 billion EU tax order heats up; Ireland finds itself in a tight spotWhile 14 billion euros - including interest - would go a long way to plugging the coronavirus-shaped hole in the state's finances, Dublin i...
- Apple says it has paid two-thirds of $15 bln Irish tax billEU-APPLE/Apple says it has paid two-thirds of $15 bln Irish tax bill
- EU sues Ireland for failing to collect $15.3 billion bill from AppleIn an order that reverberated across the Atlantic, EU last year slapped Apple with a multi-billion-euro bill, saying Ireland granted unfair...
- The inside story of Apple's $14 billion tax billThe Senate revelations raised eyebrows at the Maxforce’s office in Madou Tower, a 1960s high-rise in the rundown Saint-Josse neighborhood o...
- Ireland may not want Apple tax, fears investment lossIreland allowed Apple to pay an effective corporate tax rate of 1% on its European profits in 2003 down to 0.005% in 2014, EU's Margrethe V...
- Why Ireland doesn’t want Apple’s $14.5 billion in back taxesApple generated about $4.45 bn a month last year, so arrears figure works out to about three months of profit, had $232 bn, with about $214...
- Apple's $14.5 billion EU tax ruling: What you need to knowEU Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager said in an e-mailed statement that member states of the EU cannot give tax benefits to selec...
- Tim Cook hits back at EU tax; writes open letter to Apple fans in EuropeWhat happened to Apple's contribution to the economy of Europe, asks Cook in this letter. He points out that sovereignty is at stake follow...
- Legal methods US MNCs like Apple, Google deploy to cut taxes on non-US profitsSome of the largest US multi-national companies resort to ingenious—though legal—practices to pay virtually no tax on their non-US profits.
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