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iPhone 14, iPhone SE Sales in EU to Be Discontinued Due to Upcoming Regulation: Report
iPhone 14, iPhone 14 Plus, and iPhone SE (2022) are no longer available in Switzerland, and Apple is set to halt sales across the EU, two years post-launch. This is due to an upcoming EU regulation that will block Apple from selling iPhones with a phased-out Lightning port, while newer models with a USB Type-C port can continue to be sold.
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European Union Orders Apple To Pay Up To $14.5 Billion Tax To Ireland
EU antitrust regulators ordered Apple on Tuesday to pay up to 13 billion euros ($14.5 billion) in taxes to the Irish government after ruling that a special scheme to route profits through Ireland was illegal state aid.
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European Union Orders Apple To Pay Up To $14.5 Billion Tax To Ireland
EU antitrust regulators ordered Apple on Tuesday to pay up to 13 billion euros ($14.5 billion) in taxes to the Irish government after ruling that a special scheme to route profits through Ireland was illegal state aid.
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EU Law to Bring Back User Replaceable Batteries on Smartphones by 2027: All Details
The European Parliament is mandating designing portable batteries for smartphones, tablets, and other types of devices. Once the European Council and Parliament sign the regulation into law, it will mandate smartphone manufacturers to equip phones with replaceable batteries in the EU by 2027.
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EU Seeks to Overturn $15.8 Billion Apple Tax Ruling, Calls it ‘Contradictory’
The European Union is looking to overturn a critical judgement that ruled in the favour of Apple in a EUR 13 billion ($15.8 billion) tax dispute case. EU says the ruling was “contradictory”.
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Facebook Takes Swipe at Apple While Supporting Draft EU Rules
Facebook said it hopes new draft rules by the European Union aimed at curbing powers of big US companies could set boundaries for Apple, its latest volley in an ongoing feud.
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Facebook Takes Swipe At Apple While Supporting Draft European Union Rules
Facebook Inc on Tuesday said it hopes new draft rules by the European Union aimed at curbing powers of big U.S. companies could set boundaries for Apple Inc, its latest volley in an ongoing feud.
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Apple, Google, Dropbox Being Investigated by Italy Over Cloud Storage
Italy's competition watchdog has launched an investigation into Apple, Google and Dropbox over their cloud storage services.
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EU Commission Defends Apple Tax Ruling
Addressing Irish lawmakers in Dublin, Vestager denied that Brussels was conducting a "witch-hunt" against multinationals such as Apple.
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Tech Firms Add Lobby Strength as EU Gets Tough
A review by Reuters of EU lobbying budgets of a handful of leading US firms showed Google among the biggest spenders of all corporations.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook Says EU Tax Ruling 'Total Political Crap': Report
The European Union's imposition of a 13 billion euro ($14.5 billion) back tax bill on Apple is "total political crap", Chief Executive Tim Cook said in a newspaper interview today, and anti-US bias may have played a role.
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US Taxpayers Will Be Affected By Apple Tax Fine: White House
The White House has expressed concern over the European Union asking Apple to pay $14.6 billion in back taxes to Ireland, saying the burden would ultimately affect the American taxpayers.
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European Union Orders Apple To Pay Up To $14.5 Billion Tax To Ireland
EU antitrust regulators ordered Apple on Tuesday to pay up to 13 billion euros ($14.5 billion) in taxes to the Irish government after ruling that a special scheme to route profits through Ireland was illegal state aid.
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European Union to Accuse Apple of Taking Illicit Irish State Aid: Report
The European Union is to accuse US tech giant Apple of taking illegal aid from the Irish state through sweetheart tax deals over two decades, the Financial Times reported Monday.
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EU to Accuse Apple of Taking Illicit Irish State Aid: Report
A European Commission investigation into Apple's tax affairs in Ireland, where it has enjoyed a rate of less than 2 per cent, found that the company benefitted from illegal state aid, the newspaper reported citing sources close to the matter.
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iPhone 14, iPhone SE Sales in EU to Be Discontinued Due to Upcoming Regulation: Report
iPhone 14, iPhone 14 Plus, and iPhone SE (2022) are no longer available in Switzerland, and Apple is set to halt sales across the EU, two years post-launch. This is due to an upcoming EU regulation that will block Apple from selling iPhones with a phased-out Lightning port, while newer models with a USB Type-C port can continue to be sold.
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European Union Orders Apple To Pay Up To $14.5 Billion Tax To Ireland
EU antitrust regulators ordered Apple on Tuesday to pay up to 13 billion euros ($14.5 billion) in taxes to the Irish government after ruling that a special scheme to route profits through Ireland was illegal state aid.
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European Union Orders Apple To Pay Up To $14.5 Billion Tax To Ireland
EU antitrust regulators ordered Apple on Tuesday to pay up to 13 billion euros ($14.5 billion) in taxes to the Irish government after ruling that a special scheme to route profits through Ireland was illegal state aid.
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EU Law to Bring Back User Replaceable Batteries on Smartphones by 2027: All Details
The European Parliament is mandating designing portable batteries for smartphones, tablets, and other types of devices. Once the European Council and Parliament sign the regulation into law, it will mandate smartphone manufacturers to equip phones with replaceable batteries in the EU by 2027.
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EU Seeks to Overturn $15.8 Billion Apple Tax Ruling, Calls it ‘Contradictory’
The European Union is looking to overturn a critical judgement that ruled in the favour of Apple in a EUR 13 billion ($15.8 billion) tax dispute case. EU says the ruling was “contradictory”.
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Facebook Takes Swipe at Apple While Supporting Draft EU Rules
Facebook said it hopes new draft rules by the European Union aimed at curbing powers of big US companies could set boundaries for Apple, its latest volley in an ongoing feud.
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Facebook Takes Swipe At Apple While Supporting Draft European Union Rules
Facebook Inc on Tuesday said it hopes new draft rules by the European Union aimed at curbing powers of big U.S. companies could set boundaries for Apple Inc, its latest volley in an ongoing feud.
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Apple, Google, Dropbox Being Investigated by Italy Over Cloud Storage
Italy's competition watchdog has launched an investigation into Apple, Google and Dropbox over their cloud storage services.
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EU Commission Defends Apple Tax Ruling
Addressing Irish lawmakers in Dublin, Vestager denied that Brussels was conducting a "witch-hunt" against multinationals such as Apple.
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Tech Firms Add Lobby Strength as EU Gets Tough
A review by Reuters of EU lobbying budgets of a handful of leading US firms showed Google among the biggest spenders of all corporations.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook Says EU Tax Ruling 'Total Political Crap': Report
The European Union's imposition of a 13 billion euro ($14.5 billion) back tax bill on Apple is "total political crap", Chief Executive Tim Cook said in a newspaper interview today, and anti-US bias may have played a role.
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US Taxpayers Will Be Affected By Apple Tax Fine: White House
The White House has expressed concern over the European Union asking Apple to pay $14.6 billion in back taxes to Ireland, saying the burden would ultimately affect the American taxpayers.
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European Union Orders Apple To Pay Up To $14.5 Billion Tax To Ireland
EU antitrust regulators ordered Apple on Tuesday to pay up to 13 billion euros ($14.5 billion) in taxes to the Irish government after ruling that a special scheme to route profits through Ireland was illegal state aid.
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European Union to Accuse Apple of Taking Illicit Irish State Aid: Report
The European Union is to accuse US tech giant Apple of taking illegal aid from the Irish state through sweetheart tax deals over two decades, the Financial Times reported Monday.
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EU to Accuse Apple of Taking Illicit Irish State Aid: Report
A European Commission investigation into Apple's tax affairs in Ireland, where it has enjoyed a rate of less than 2 per cent, found that the company benefitted from illegal state aid, the newspaper reported citing sources close to the matter.
