He is interested in facts that are actually fiction as long as they support the fecking stupidity he is slavishly supporting.
You obviously didn't read Tim Cook's letter after the EU tax ruling then Especially this bit "Beyond the obvious targeting of Apple, the most profound and harmful effect of this ruling will be on investment and job creation in Europe. Using the Commission’s theory, every company in Ireland and across Europe is suddenly at risk of being subjected to taxes under laws that never existed. He might only be the CEO of Apple so we can probably take it as a non fact eh Thank **** we are leaving this corrupt Union
Apple are appealing that decision so why would they relocate to the UK before even launching the appeal yet. You really do talk ****e of aprofound order sometimes
They are appealing it - and building a masiive mega office in London at the same time and "Apple said on Tuesday that the decision would be harmful for jobs" Not my **** mate - Apples
If today is anything to go by, Im more than happy you lot are trying to get out. I got a new rolling contract, kicking off next June, which more than doubles my annual turnover. Cant and wont go into details but suffice to say the Brexit indecision was a large contributing factor to us landing it as there was competition from noth of the old border
You better sign that contact quickly!! "Stephen Moore, one of a group of senior economic advisers to the president-elect, said on BBC Radio that the centrepiece economic plan of the new administration was wooing back multinationals from overseas, involving a cut in the headline corporation tax rate from 35 per cent to 15 per cent. Such a move would potentially threaten significant numbers of jobs in Ireland, where the rate is 12.5 per cent."
With vacancy rates for prime space in the business districts of Paris, Frankfurt and Amsterdam at the lowest levels in a decade, there are only a handful of empty and appropriate office buildings in those cities capable of housing the thousands of employees that banks might need to relocate, according to data from property broker Savills Plc. In Dublin, there are currently no buildings big enough.
All signed and its not makey up mickey mouse stuff dished out be "economists" daily. Most of them never did a days work in their lives but make a living from people happy to read their trash daily
