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Apple Inc Accused of Tax Avoidance in Australia After Beating Samsung as Most Desired Brand in Emerging Markets

Apple Inc has been accused of shifting its profits in Australia worth $8.9 billion to avoid paying the correct amount of tax. According to an investigation conducted by the Australian Financial Review, Apple has directed its earnings in Australia to Ireland in the past 10 years.Taxpayers Australia has called for a crackdown on international companies that engage in tax avoidance practices by using offshore havens. According to the Australian tax payers group, Mark Chapman, the recent allegations...
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Meet Tripp Keber, The ‘Willy Wonka Of Weed’ [VIDEO]

Known as the "Willy Wonka of Weed," Tripp Keber is one of Colorado's biggest marijuana business and the man behind Dixie Elixirs & Edibles, the nation's largest medical-marijuana products companies.

Qantas Announces $252 Million Half-Year Loss, 5,000 Jobs Cut

It was another turbulent six months for Australian flag carrier Qantas which reported on Thursday a half-year loss of $252 million. The embattled airline also confirmed rumours that it would cut 5,000 jobs over the next three years.

John Chen Says BlackBerry Open to Receive $19B Offer from Potential Buyers; BBM Soon Available for Nokia X and Lumia Devices

A few months ago, BlackBerry's board changed its mind and said the embattled Canadian company would no longer be sold. However, this week, BlackBerry CEO John Chen that for $19 billion, he would be willing to sell the company to any corporate giant. He made the statement during an interview with CNBC at the MWC, obviously referring to the amount that Facebook shelled out for WhatsApp.

Apple Inc (NASDAQ:AAPL) Stock Not Moving Beyond $550; Tim Cook Remembers Steve Jobs' Birthday on Twitter

Apple Inc (NASDAQ:AAPL) stocks continue to stay within the $490 and $550 range with analysts saying the company may not be doing so well since the last time it announced its earnings report. Several analysts have predicted that Apple shares will continue to move within a certain range. OCBC Investment Research analysts said that Apple Inc stocks could decline as low as $490 and will not go beyond $550 in for some time in the foreseeable future.
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Apple is Below Toilet Paper Maker Andrex in UK Superbrands Survey Topped by British Airways

Is the result of the 2014 Superbrands study an indicator of the continuous decline of the Apple brand? If the Cupertino-based tech giant's place on the roster is the basis, it would appear so, at least among the stiff upper-lipped Brits, because Apple tumbled down to14th place from 2nd. To make it worse, toilet paper maker Andrex is ranked higher than the manufacturer of the iconic iPhone and iPad at 12th place.
A woman looks at the screen of her mobile phone in front of an Apple logo outside its store in downtown Shanghai September 10, 2013.

Apple Inc (NASDAQ:AAPL) Still Billionaires' Top Favourite Stock

Apple Inc (NASDAQ:AAPL) remains a favourite stock among billionaires, according to Fortune which created a chart of top ten holdings by billionaire investors based on iBillionaire data. An iOS application, iBillionaire and Web site, iBilliionaire.me, has transformed into an exchange-traded fund (ETF) that offered investors a 30-stock portfolio chosen to mimic the investment strategies of 21 billionaires including George Soros, Warren Buffet and Carl Icahn.

Top 3 Gold Miners Suffer $16 Billion Loss in 2013

Gold continued to lose its shine in 2013, with the top 3 miners registering a combined loss of $16 billion. The loss of Barrick Gold, Goldcorp and Kinross Gold Corp are due to lower price of the once-safe haven and the drop in value of bullion and mining shareprices.

Apple Inc's Future Apple TV Expected to be Major Driver to Move Stock Closer to $1,000

The new Apple TV, one of Apple Inc’s most anticipated products in 2014, may be closer to reality as the Wall Street Journal supported an earlier report by Bloomberg. The latter said the new Apple TV may be in the middle of negotiations for content, citing Time Warner Cable as one of the possible providers for content services.

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