My last piece on Apple touched on their old business model and and how it was run along independent national and geographic lines. This continued for a short time with the sale of the "i" products through the traditional local dealer … Continue reading →
At this time of publishing, it is not known yet how much the EU has decided that Apple owe the Irish Exchequer in ahem, "avoided" taxation over several years. J.P.Morgan in New York estimate the figure to be upwards of … Continue reading →
Whenever the average Joe Soap thinks about researchers as a breed, he likely visualizes serious faced blokes in white coats milling reverently around a laboratory of gleaming steel and glass, clipboard in hand. In the mind's eye, it must take … Continue reading →
"The leaders of Italy, France and Germany have insisted that Britain’s shock decision to leave the European Union (EU) will not kill the bloc," according to the journal this morning. The EU “is the answer” to Europe’s problems, for it cemented … Continue reading →