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| 156 USD | +0.32% |
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-2.25% | +11.55% |
| 02:37pm | Google Workers Refute Claims of Bullying, Harassment Amid Staff Layoffs | MT |
| 02:21pm | Google Dismisses 28 Employees Involved in Office Protests Against Israeli Project | MT |
PARIS (Reuters) - The French government said on Thursday it would appeal against a court ruling in Google's favour with regard to 1.1 billion euros ($1.25 billion) in tax.
"We will appeal this judgment in defence of the interests of the state," budget minister Gerald Darmanin said in answer to a parliamentary question on Wednesday's ruling.
The Paris administrative court said Google, the main business of U.S.-based Alphabet Inc, was not liable for the tax demand, in line with a court adviser's recommendation made in June.
(Reporting by Emile Picy; Writing by Andrew Callus; Editing by Sudip Kar-Gupta)
| 1st Jan change | Capi. | |
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| +11.55% | 1,941B | |
| -20.12% | 33.11B | |
| -19.82% | 19.77B | |
| -30.16% | 16.48B | |
| -17.77% | 225M | |
| +19.41% | 121M | |
| -8.38% | 69.88M |
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