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Tim Cook responds to $14.5B EU tax bill with open letter, says decision will be reversed
Go Tim! Expose the EU and all it's corruption.
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EU will order Ireland to collect over $1B in back taxes from Apple - report
Best idea ever.apple ][ said:Apple should put some money into funding a revolution and the collapse of the EU. Call it an investment for the future. One that will save them lots of money.
It is in Apple's best interest that the EU dies a quick death. -
Questionable parts leak revives claims of space black 'iPhone 7'
A super-black carbon-nanotube coating would be cool, like NASA uses
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Apple Pay expands to France with support for Mastercard and Visa cards
It's amazing how quickly perceptions change though. Only 3 months ago my customers were paranoid about contactless, and now the majority of transactions are through contactless.greginprague said:When I was in Bayeux, France (Normandy region) in late April there were several shops including Carrefour that had terminals with the NFC logo, meaning my American cards loaded in Apple Pay should have worked. However none did and I was told more than once that most vendors in France had turned off NFC functionality even where it already exists because citizens are afraid of the technology and believe there is a major risk of being accidentally charged because of their card being in relatively close proximity to the reader even for transactions that are not their own. Can any French readers address if this is in fact the popular opinion there?
(FTR I'm not in France, I'm in UK) -
US Treasury Secretary to meet with EU antitrust head, try to block collection of Apple back taxes
Interesting, because during my trip to ROI last week, every person I met congratulated me for leaving the EU, and wanted their own referendum to leave the EU.crowley said:
The Apple prescence is in the Republic of Ireland, which has never been English, and hasn't been British for almost 100 years. There is no plan for the RoI to exit the EU.jameskatt2 said:With Brexit, English corporations like Apple in Ireland, no longer have to worry about taxes from other European nations.
It's crumbling, like it or not. Now or later, the EU will die.