(Reuters) – British Prime Minister Boris Johnson in a face-to-face meeting will challenge Amazon founder Jeff Bezos over his company’s tax record, the Financial Times reported https://on.ft.com/3nNA2Cz on Sunday.
Concerns surrounding international corporate tax rates for tech giants will be high on the agenda during Johnson’s meeting with Bezos, the newspaper said, citing British officials.
(Reporting by Sabahatjahan Contractor in Bengaluru; Editing by Daniel Wallis)
Image Credit: Reuters
More from Datafloq
Quad nations to focus on clean-energy supply chain, says Australia PM
Source Node: 1876334
Time Stamp: Sep 25, 2021
AMC CEO says theaters will accept other cryptocurrencies along with Bitcoin- Tweet
Source Node: 1866849
Time Stamp: Sep 16, 2021
China ‘Metaverse’ stocks tumble on state media warning, regulators’ attention
Source Node: 1072225
Time Stamp: Sep 9, 2021
One U.S. state stands out in restricting corporate use of biometrics: Illinois
Source Node: 1866887
Time Stamp: Sep 16, 2021
Buffett-backed Nubank to seek IPO valuation of over $55 billion -sources
Source Node: 1865508
Time Stamp: Aug 25, 2021
Zoom’s tepid growth forecast takes shine off billion-dollar quarter
Source Node: 1062108
Time Stamp: Aug 30, 2021
Musk says Starship orbital stack to be ready for flight in few weeks
Source Node: 1023268
Time Stamp: Aug 15, 2021
Jumpy investors brace for next shoe to drop in China regulatory crackdown
Source Node: 1000683
Time Stamp: Aug 3, 2021
BlackBerry software flaw could impact cars, medical devices – U.S. agencies
Source Node: 1864754
Time Stamp: Aug 17, 2021
EU extends deadline on Facebook’s Kustomer deal to Jan. 7
Source Node: 1055965
Time Stamp: Aug 25, 2021
Alibaba misses revenue estimates as e-commerce growth slows
Source Node: 1000681
Time Stamp: Aug 3, 2021
ABB launches world’s fastest charger to plug into surging e-car market
Source Node: 1876757
Time Stamp: Sep 30, 2021