Superstar technology company Apple may have to back-pay tax on the billions of euros it has earned in revenues since setting up a base in Ireland in 1991.
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2nd October 2014
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Superstar technology company Apple may have to back-pay tax on the billions of euros it has earned in revenues since setting up a base in Ireland in 1991.

 
Technology & Products

Tangerine is bringing fingerprint recognition and voice banking to its mobile banking app, as a growing number of Canadians reach for their smartphone for banking transactions.

Canada’s largest online-only bank employs biometric security
 

You might think that a world in which 1.2 billion people use Facebook every month, 10 million iPhone 6s are sold in a single weekend and 50 billion devices are set to join the Internet of Things by 2020 is a world in which people embrace technology. Not according to Peter Thiel.

 
Regulation & Compliance

The Payday lender Wonga has agreed to write off the debts of 330,000 customers after talks with regulators prompted it to put in place new affordability checks.

 
Deals & Markets

New workflow and communications platform Symphony Communication Services celebrated its official formation yesterday after securing investment from financial firms including BlackRock, Citi, Credit Suisse, Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, and Morgan Stanley.

“Unprecedented” consortium of financial firms invests $66m in ex-Skype VP's new venture
 
Insights & Interviews

Neoliberalism is not just impacting on our values but on our very personalities - with chilling results, says Paul Verhaeghe, senior professor of psychoanalysis and clinical psychology at the University of Ghent.

Free market economics “rewards psychopathic personality traits,” say leading psychologists
 
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