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Apple CFO says 'fair' outcome in Irish tax investigation would be no money owed
With all the huge brains from both Ireland and Apple involved in the initial agreement I find it unfathomable that an outcome like this was not at least considered.
I mean, these are the double Dutch Irish sandwich tax experts. If the whole arrangement hinged on some form of preferential treatment... If it looks like a duck.
Dont think Apple came into this naively. -
Mac, iOS versions of Safari crashing due to search suggestions feature [u]
stevie said:All software has bugs. Nothing to see here. -
Microsoft Surface blamed for NFL football playoffs meltdown
birko said:tezgno said:While I can understand bashing the competition... unfortunately, this issue can't be blamed on the Microsoft Surface (or Microsoft at all). As has been reported on (and confirmed by) the NFL before, the issue has nothing to do with the Surface. Rather, it's the NFL's servers and application that went down (hence why it goes down across multiple teams at the same time). The tablet runs an application that connects to NFL servers and pulls in data including pictures, replay information, etc. It is that system that has been going down recently. To be honest, while Microsoft has paid a large sum of money for their tablets to be shown and used, the entire process is technically platform agnostic. They can run the application on anything. Unfortunately, it wouldn't matter which tablet they chose in these cases... if their servers are down, then there is nothing that can be done. -
Microsoft Surface blamed for NFL football playoffs meltdown
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Ireland's Sinn Fein party says it will pursue Apple if company owes back taxes
jfc1138 said:ewtheckman said:So you're saying that it doesn't matter that they obeyed the laws? What is this case about then if they're trying to punish Apple in spite of them obeying the laws?
This is what the EU are exploring. So Apple and Irish might be operating to the letter of their agreement but if it was void from the start then the whole arrangement unravels, Apple and Ireland were not in fact obeying the law and the parties are back where they started, with bonus sanctions in this case.