Dropbox hack released details of more than 68M accounts, report says
coincidently to the above:
Apple debuts new 2TB iCloud storage option for $19.99 per month
I have no idea if this is true or not, but it would definitely be a major incentive for the US to get involved in the case and pursue possible retaliation with the EU, like removing European companies' incentives and back taxing European car manufacturers in the US.
After all they got their incentives and tax breaks for "providing jobs for US citizens."
US taxpayers could end up covering Apple's back taxes
Irish government should tell EU to F**k off, says Michael O'Leary
Apple tax row: irish government should tell eu to f**k off, says michael o'leary | Daily Mail Online
When they say bring down the government, they mean hold a new election.
Maybe they should iExit the EU instead, like Britain did.
Ireland's Struggle over the European Commission's Ruling against Apple Could bring down the Irish Government
Yesterday, outraged by Apple's tax dodge: Today, by its tax bill
And it's also the only reason they have all of these jobs that they charge income tax on in Ireland from the tech giants.
Without the tech tax avoiders, Ireland will have another potato famine.
Apple's effective irish tax rate of 0.005% described as brazen and unsustainable
iPhone killed the point-and-shoot, now the iPhone 7is coming after DSLRs
Mirle readying equipment for curved glass chassis on 2017 iPhones - report
This was the Monster v Beats case
Beats wins case alleging double dealing before Apple sale
Apple's "Shark Tank" for apps just signed up a top tier Silicon Valley VC
Jessica Alba latest star signed to Apple's upcoming "Planet of the Apps" TV series
Apple's retail stores are undergoing a dramatic makeover
Progress photos of Apple's Campus 2 project
Above: Gives a feel for the finished building
Below: Obviously taken by one of the guys working on the site
Don't let our little war with the Kurds and a recent coup attempt scare you
Turkey's deputy PM encourages Apple to move in wake of EU tax ruling
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