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Despite Increased Competition, Apple Still World’s Most Valuable Brand
Posted by Killian Bell at 11:23 am on 05-21-2013
Despite increasing competition from the likes of Samsung and Google, Apple continues to be the world’s most valuable brand, according to the latest annual BrandZ report from Millward Brown. The Cupertino company was one of three technology firms in the top five, with Google and IBM placed in second and third respectively. Apple’s brand value [...]Related StoriesSenator John McCain: Apple...
Tim Cook Shoots Hate Rays At Experts Testifying Against Apple About Tax Dodging [Image]
Posted by John Brownlee at 11:12 am on 05-21-2013
Tim doesn’t look too happy, does he? And no wonder: the Senate Sub-Committee Hearing to Examine Offshore Profit Shifting and Tax Avoidance by Apple Inc. is a hostile room, and the experts are being very clear about the why and how Apple is dodging its U.S. tax burden. And so far, the only person defending [...]Related StoriesThird-Party App Brings Google’s All Access Music Streaming Service...
Photos of Likely 802.11ac ‘Gigabit Wi-Fi’ Card From Next-Generation iMac Surface
Posted by Eric Slivka at 11:10 am on 05-21-2013
Tonymacx86 points (via 9to5Mac) to recently discovered photos of a Broadcom BCM94360CD Wi-Fi/Bluetooth card that supports the 802.11ac "Gigabit Wi-Fi" standard rumored to be coming to Apple's Mac lineup later this year. While the photos were posted to Chinese site VR-Zone in early March, they are only just now being noticed by those following Apple rumors. While the reports suggest that the new...
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Google Chrome’s App Launcher Is Coming To The Mac
Posted by Killian Bell at 10:59 am on 05-21-2013
Google Chrome’s app launcher, which lets Chrome users quickly find and launch their favorite web-based applications, is coming to Google Chrome for Mac OS X. Google has already begun work on porting the feature to Windows, but it’s also been found in the latest Chromium build for OS X. The Chrome app launcher was designed [...]Related StoriesThird-Party App Brings Google’s All Access...
How Apple Used An Irish Ghost Company To Avoid Paying Taxes On $78 Billion
Posted by John Brownlee at 10:43 am on 05-21-2013
As part of expert testimony at today’s Senate Sub-Committee Hearing to Examine Offshore Profit Shifting and Tax Avoidance by Apple Inc., Professor J. Richard Harvey has made a compelling case that the tax system Apple is taking advantage of needs to have its loopholes closed. Harvey — a distinguished Professor of Practice at Villanova University’s [...]Related StoriesGut Your Old...
Senator Rand Paul: U.S. Government Needs To “Look In The Mirror” Instead Of Critiquing Apple For Tax Evasion
Posted by Alex Heath at 10:42 am on 05-21-2013
Apple executives are testifying before the U.S. Senate Subcommittee today on tax evasion practices, specifically on routing funds offshore to avoid the U.S. government’s 35% corporate tax rate. This is the highest single tax rate in the world, and Apple has avoided paying billions in U.S. taxes by storing more than two thirds of its [...]Related StoriesSquare Cash: Send Cash From Your iPhone...
Apple still by far the world’s most valuable brand name
Posted by AppleInsider - Frontpage News at 10:40 am on 05-21-2013
Once again, the strength of Apple's products has led to the Cupertino company being honored as the most valuable brand in the world, topping not only tech rivals like Google and Microsoft, but also giants of industry like McDonald's and Coca-Cola.
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Senator Rand Paul apologizes to Apple, blames Congress for tax woes at Senate hearing
Posted by Zac Hall at 10:38 am on 05-21-2013
Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky
Before either Apple CEO Tim Cook or Apple CFO Peter Oppenheimer took the stand to testify on behalf of Apple to defend the company’s tax practices, Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky lashed out on Senator John McCain and Senator Carl Levin for the “spectacle of dragging in here executives from Apple using the brute force of government to bully a great success story.”
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Senator John McCain: Apple Is Cheating The U.S.A. In Taxes
Posted by John Brownlee at 10:22 am on 05-21-2013
Senator John McCain just laid out his case against Apple in Washington D.C. in a Senate hearing about Apple’s tax rates, and he’s out for blood. According to McCain, although 95% of Apple’s research and development happens in the USA, they funnel most of their profits through overseas entities that are not tax residents in [...]Related StoriesWingo Easy-Hold Kindle Case Would Be Perfect...
Android Central is live at CTIA in Las Vegas!
Posted by Richard Devine at 10:01 am on 05-21-2013
Another week, another mobile show. This time up is CTIA in Las Vegas, where the mobile industry gets together to show off all the stuff that makes the mobile world work. There's also likely a few more consumer friendly items lurking too as well as news from Sprint and Verizon. Phil, Andrew and Anndrew from Android Central are on the ground in Vegas all week covering the event, so for all the best...
Apple’s tax strategy portrayed by Senate subcommittee as a unique ‘absurdity’
Posted by AppleInsider - Frontpage News at 10:00 am on 05-21-2013
In opening remarks of a hearing Tuesday morning, the U.S. Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations accused Apple of being the mastermind of tax evasion practices that are unique to the iPhone maker.
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