Nike’s tax planning exemplifies how adept multinationals can be at staying ahead of the game.
Top law firms helped the iPhone maker – and other multinationals – to navigate tax avoidance strategies around the world.
A G20 report says dramatic change is required in order to keep up with the global digital economy.
Ahrendts took home almost £17-million last year, making her the highest-paid woman in Britain.
Google’s chairperson, Eric Schmidt, says he welcomes promises by international leaders to crack down on tax loopholes exploited by the search firm.
SABMiller’s promotion of chief executive Graham Mackay to chairperson without a good reason flouts the United Kingdom’s corporate governance code.
Shares in the Foster’s group jump 14% with investors betting on an improved offer or a counterbid.
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/ 29 November 2004
The two largest coffee roasters in the United Kingdom, Nestlé and Kraft Foods, are planning to launch their own ethically aware brands next year in the hope that some of the success enjoyed by Fairtrade-certified products will rub off on them. The United States food combine Kraft is preparing to add a brand likely to be called Kenco Sustainable Development to its regular product lines on supermarket shelves.