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Intel Unit Case Could Mean Billions In Taxes For Big Tech

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A tax dispute between Intel and the Internal Revenue Service could cost large technology companies billions of dollars, according to a report by The Wall Street Journal. billion tax expense due to the case, and Alphabet turned around on a $418 million benefit. Facebook disclosed a $1.1

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Challenges to monetary policy: lessons from Medieval Europe

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This is done by ensuring money is produced according to the strictest standards and avoiding manipulating it to the king’s benefit ( inflation tax ). The French crown successfully engaged in repeated episodes of inflation-tax financing of wars ( Sussman and Zeira (2003) ).

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Yahoo! Is! For! Sale!: Why Banks Should Care

Celent Banking

The announcement in December came on the heels of a nearly 12-month project aimed at spinning its 15% interest (worth $30 billion) in Alibaba, the Chinese e-commerce company, to its shareholders, a transaction that has been abandoned over tax concerns. By spinning out the Alibaba stake to Yahoo!’s It was Google that improved on Yahoo!’s

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Monitise to Emphasize API, On-Site Solutions in Strategy Shift

Fintech Labs Insights

A long-time Finovate alum, Monitise demoed its technology at the inaugural Finovate in 2007. Founded in 2003 and headquartered in London, U.K., ” Monitise has had a busy first half of 2015. Both companies have pledged up to 10 million pounds of capital to the project over the next two years.

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Killing Strategy: The Disruption Of Management Consulting

CB Insights

But just as their clients are always under threat from new players and technologies, consultants too are not immune to the forces of disruption. “The underlying principles of strategy are enduring, regardless of technology or the pace of change.” The four functions of consulting. ” —Michael Porter.

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24 Lessons From Warren Buffett’s Annual Letters To Shareholders

CB Insights

In the early 70s, See’s was able to produce about $2M a year (after tax) on just $8M in net tangible assets (including all accounts receivable.) Berkshire Hathaway bought See’s, and by 1982, it was up to producing $13M after taxes on just $20M in net tangible assets. That premium is the company’s “economic goodwill.”.

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Fools Rush In: 37 Of The Worst Corporate M&A Flops

CB Insights

in 2005, the thinking was that enhanced communications technology would help buyers and sellers better connect. The companies served different user bases: Nextel was more of a business brand, with customers often drawn to its signature walkie-talkie technology. Date: March 20, 2003. Toshiba was forced to write off $6.3B

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