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‘Just a joke’: Amazon gets more money from UK government grants than it pays in tax
In the continuing saga of Amazon’s tax dodging (see here and here for just a couple of our reports on this), it was revealed this week that the company’s UK operation made £4.2bn in sales… Read more »
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DOJ calls Apple “ringmaster” in pretrial filings Read more » -
How to redesign a classic, or, The Bell Jar strikes back Read more » -
First Publishing Hackathon to be held in NYC and judged at BEA Read more » -
Community Bookstore to open Terrace Books UPDATE: the new Astoria Bookshop Read more » -
Amazon employees strike in Germany Read more » -
Gatsby & the great green light: MobyLives goes to the movies Read more »
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