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1. "EU Proposes New Rules on Digital Tax to Make Tech Giants Pay Their Share" - This article from Reuters discusses how the European Union's executive branch proposed new rules for digital taxation to ensure tech giants pay their fair share of taxes. The new rules are set to impact companies like Amazon, Apple, Facebook, and Google. 2. "Germany, France and Italy Sign Pact to Tax Digital Giants" - This article from the New York Times discusses how Germany, France, and Italy have signed a pact to tax digital companies such as Amazon, Apple, Facebook, and Google. The agreement is the first major step in the European Union's effort to tax tech giants. 3. "EU's New Digital Tax Plan: What You Need to Know" - This video from Euronews explains the European Union's new digital tax plan and how it will affect tech giants such as Amazon, Apple, Facebook, and Google. The video also explains the different aspects of the plan and how it will be implemented.
U.S. markets closed higher on Friday, with record highs for Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq. Housing stats and building permits dropped, while Asian markets traded mixed.
France's Prime Minister Michel Barnier secured a 2% stake in the deal for public investment bank Bpifrance, along with "extremely strong" guarantees against job cuts and offshoring.
Samsara Connected Operations® Cloud enables private hire vehicle operator to accurately track and measure its sustainability progress for the first time. Samsara, the pioneer of the Connected Operations Cloud, has empowered Otto Car, Europe’s largest
You will find it here. Rick asked me to give him my account of Russian classical music, “standing on one foot” as you might say. With musical clips as well, played on Rick’s sound system. So we started with Rimsky and Mussorgsky, and the European and folk/peasant music traditions as contrasting influences in Russian music. […]
There is a widespread sense, not just in the United States but in European countries like Denmark, that government assistance for low-income households should be linked to participation in the labor force. So what do employment patterns look like for low-income American--that is, those who are also eligible for various means-tested government assistance programs? Lisa