Never miss an important update

Click    to get notified about important updates only.   

99 push-notification-bg

99 Alternatives

We are sorry that you have opted out.

However, if you accidentally selected "Block" or you want to receive notifications in the future, then follow any of the following instructions.

Option 1

99 chrome-b-n

Option 2

1. visit to Chrome > Settings > Content Settings

2. click here Content Settings > Notifications > Manage Exceptions

OR

Copy & Paste in Addrsss Bar > "chrome://settings/content/notifications?search=notif"

3. Select Allow for https://www.99alternatives.com/

4. Refresh the page.

99 Alternatives

Opportunities are Infinite

Please wait
99 Alternative logo
Business
All Categories

Investors Space-Spreading Awareness

Join a community that's informative, communicative & Interactive

99 Alternatives-Taking Initiative

99 top-hearder-guide-book
Register Today to Download Your Free
Alternative Asset Guide for 2020
Worth £49.99 and Free Life Time
Subscription to 99 Alternatives Web Portal
Worth £100's Limited Availability…
register for e Asset Guide
Latest News
European shares climb on signs of waning coronavirus cases
UK labour cost growth slows to two-year low in late 2019
Coronavirus hopes propel stocks, euro higher
Social groups urge mass debt relief for poor countries hit by virus crisis
London stocks rise on signs COVID-19 crisis may be easing in parts of Europe
UK housing market on hold due to coronavirus crisis - Halifax
Scam Alerts
What Is The Computer Misuse Act?
Call Centre Scams Conning People
The easy way to stop your online accounts getting hacked
Fraudster sentenced after funding luxury holidays through £50k smishing scam
Banking industry stops £4.5 million of fraud a day in first half of 2019
Barclays issues warning to university students, as number of under-21s recruited as money mules..
Interact-With-Prospective-Clients_728x9099 Ads

Ireland cannot tap Apple tax fund for coronavirus fight, PM says

FILE PHOTO: U.S. House Speaker Pelosi hosts Friends of Ireland luncheon on Capitol Hill in
Share:
DUBLIN (Reuters) - Ireland cannot use the more than 14 billion euros (13 billion pounds) in disputed taxes it has collected from Apple pending a European court appeal to boost the economy in the fight against coronavirus, Prime Minister Leo Varadkar said on Monday.Apple is one of Ireland's largest multinational employers with 6,000 workers and both it and the Irish government have gone to court..
Date Published: Mar 23, 2020
To view the full article, Register Now.
Register Today And Get Your Free Lifetime Elite Subscription Worth £100’s
Are You Already a Member? Login
728x9099 Ads

Related Articles

300x25099 Ads

Video

Copyright © 2020 99alternatives Ltd.   All rights reserved.

Designed and Managed by Mont Digital