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Up to 100 investigators entered Google's French headquarters in Paris Tuesday to ascertain if the search giant has failed to pay up to 1.6 billion euros ($1.8 billion) in taxes. The raid is part of a preliminary probe that was opened in June 2015 to investigate “aggravated fiscal fraud” on the part of the search giant. Google says it is cooperating with authorities to answer their questions. "We comply fully with French law."

Could this be the future of public transit?

Government has been pursuing internet group to pay potentially hefty back taxes

– Nigerian Fuji star’s son bagged University degree at York University, Toronto – Kwam 1’s son also presented his Canadian citizenship certificate and passport to his father – Kwam 1 on the same day introduced his team to Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu At the moment the joys of popular Nigerian Fuji lord, K1 de Ultimate […]

According to a deputy chief of the space agency Roscosmos, Russian scientists plan to test their first humanoid robot capable of performing outer space missions at the International Space Station (ISS) in four years.

Britain needs the shale revolution if it is to have energy security, writes James Blitz

New York's attorney general has sued Domino's Pizza Inc. and three franchisees, alleging they underpaid workers based on payroll reports generated by the parent company's computer system

– The scarcity of tomatoes in Nigeria has become a major issue – Many have taken to the use of tomato paste as an alternative to fresh tomatoes – The Association of Stakeholders in Edible Consumer Products in Nigeria has a message for the federal government The Association of Stakeholders in Edible Consumer Products in […]

What’s mine is clearly not yours.

Auto maker says head of U.S. sales and CEO of FCA Canada Reid Bigland will replace Harald Wester

India joined the US and Russia May 23 as one of the only nations to launch a space shuttle.

Turkey’s economy and foreign policy chiefs kept their jobs after the country’s new prime minister conducted a cabinet reshuffle and vowed to transfer executive powers to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

BRUSSELS (AP) — The Belgian government says it will quiz Luxembourg over media allegations that it makes unwritten tax agreements with companies despite European Union insistence to promote full transparency on the much-criticized practice.

BRUSSELS (AP) — The Belgian government says it will quiz Luxembourg over media allegations that it makes unwritten tax agreements with companies despite European Union insistence to promote full transparency on the much-criticized practice.

BRUSSELS (AP) — The Belgian government says it will quiz Luxembourg over media allegations that it makes unwritten tax agreements with companies despite European Union insistence to promote full transparency on the much-criticized practice.

PARIS - Rafael Nadal of Spain plays a forehand to Sam Groth of Australia during their first-round match at t...

VRIEZENVEEN - Een voetbaltoernooi alleen voor teams met het woord DOS erin. Wat begon als een grap is uitgegroeid tot een semi-serieus evenement. Zaterdag wordt het eerste Un Dos Tres Toernooi gehouden. 

Late last week, lawmakers in the US House of Representatives approved a bill granting India the status of a major non-NATO ally, formally for the purposes of easing the sale of military equipment and technology. Washington's goal, analysts say, is to shore up support for New Delhi against rising rival China. But will the strategic pivot succeed?

This is putting the “carousel” in coaching carousel. Hornets assistant Stephen Silas (a Rockets head-coaching candidate) and Trail Blazers assistant Nate Tibbetts (a Grizzlies head-coaching candidate) are also both interviewing to become the Warriors’ lead assistant. If Tibbetts gets the job, Portland would have a vacancy, so… Adrian Wojnarowski of Yahoo Sports: Portland also was […]

After decades of subduing unrest, China is betting that cold, hard cash will pacify restive Tibetans within its borders.

Behold, the cheddar-colored marble.

Over the weekend, skywatchers got a rare treat. The planet Mars was bigger and brighter than it has been in a decade. That's because Mars and the sun were aligned in "opposition." When that happens, the planet shines extra bright in the night sky.

A bonus was the fact that Mars is nearing its closest approach to Earth, so it appears larger than usual to us.

In the weeks before and after opposition, Mars is easy to view with the naked eye. Читать дальше...

PARIS - Andy Murray of Britain plays a forehand shot to Radek Stepanek of the Czech Republic during their fi...

AMSTERDAM (AP) — Apple CEO Tim Cook said Tuesday that apps are the future of television and that the company wants to help change the entertainment industry.

AMSTERDAM (AP) — Apple CEO Tim Cook said Tuesday that apps are the future of television and that the company wants to help change the entertainment industry.

AMSTERDAM (AP) — Apple CEO Tim Cook said Tuesday that apps are the future of television and that the company wants to help change the entertainment industry.