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€13 billion from Apple? No thanks, says Ireland

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Fury in the US, consternation in Ireland: the European Commission's 13 billion euro bite at tech giant Apple is leaving a bad aftertaste. Jo Webster reports.

Added on the 31/08/2016 16:38:24 - Copyright : Reuters EN

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