EU president Jean-Claude-Juncker defends Apple tax judgment
It's not "total political crap", argues EU president Juncker
European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker has defended the Commission's demand that computer giant Apple pay €13bn in back taxes to the Irish government. The demand was made last week by the...
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