EU orders Apple to pay $19.5b in back taxes
Apple was ordered to repay a record €13 billion ($19.5 billion) plus interest after the European Commission said Ireland illegally slashed the iPhone maker's tax bill.
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Morrison threat over any super changes
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Retail union 'overreacting' on penalty rates
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Banks face even tougher measures
Banks could face extra hurdles as the government tries to ward off Labor's push for a royal commission.
Vic should exit policy debate after fracking ban
The Victorian government has permanently banned fracking and has kept the onshore gas moratorium until 2020.
Mundine turns mirror on Q&A fantasy land
It took a well-grounded indigenous leader, Nyunggai Warren Mundine, to rightly frame the Q&A; populism as a fantasy land.
EU may hand Apple a multi-billion tax bill
The European Commission may rule against Ireland's tax dealings with Apple, resulting in a multi-billion dollar tax bill.
Blessed are the peacemakers but where exactly are they?
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Parliament warned of China's real ambitions
Parliament has been warned not to accept the business argument pushing the economic benefits of China's Silk Road initiative.
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