Name a US company that lost market share for not paying more taxes than required.
They should invest more when it comes to good causes, yeah.
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Name a US company that lost market share for not paying more taxes than required.
They should invest more when it comes to good causes, yeah.
Nah. Keep the management, they run the business not owners. In fact give them raises and bonuses. It's not like managers had other employment options.
But either way, they did get a lifesaving bailout, regardless of the merits or whether US got their money back
Taxpayers should have behaved like hedge funds behave with one another...merciless. Want cash cause no one else loans to you? Sure, hand 95% of the business. The difference between what I said and $15.3 Billion is the gift.
Do you have any inside knowledge or just guessing the strategy of the lawyers in the courtroom?
Go block oil extraction in the Arab world and USA will be all over you...national interest.
If you sold drugs...might as well break tax laws too or you risk your profession:)
Ukraine for example feels different https://i.insider.com/54ff45afeab8ea38458b4568?width=800&for... . War sucks so best to make sure no one dares to start one with you.
$2 Million a year? Now I know why Googlers complained about having one less olive in their lunch salad.
How much does Google PROFIT from Wikipedia and how much does Wikipedia loses in fundraising when Google fails to send users to the info provider?
"The EU reached a deal with Pfizer in November for 300 million doses and in January negotiated a preliminary deal for another 300 million." https://www.dw.com/en/eu-orders-300-million-more-biontech-pf...
USA agreed to buy 100-500 Million in JULY 2020 https://edition.cnn.com/2020/07/22/health/pfizer-covid-19-va...
The fact is that EU is too slow, too risk adverse and 28 countries must agree. In USA the President winks, and it's done. (In this case it was beneficial.)
Can we agree that $20 or even $50 Billion is NOTHING to USA or EU at this point...each month in delays costs more. USA realized that a year ago and blocked doses from all, including 100 million Pfizer doses in July 2020. https://investors.pfizer.com/investor-news/press-release-det...
They are contracts and dates on which x million doses are to be delivered by. Why didn't EU do the same? Crying now it's too late and a trade war can go both ways. Say, no vaccine would be produced unless a certain item that is produced in USA goes to a Belgium factory.