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Maharlika Fund board gets the ball rolling

Maharlika Fund board gets the ball rolling
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Ex-encyclopedia salesman now sells PH investment story

Ex-encyclopedia salesman now sells PH investment story
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Linx Finance Asset management discloses technology revenues that are larger than anticipated reveling a 9% profit

Linx Finance Asset management discloses technology revenues that are larger than anticipated reveling a 9% profit
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Investegate |Chariot Limited Announcements | Chariot Limited: 2020 Final Results

Investegate |Chariot Limited Announcements | Chariot Limited: 2020 Final Results
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UPDATE 1-Ireland confident G7 tax deal won't dent multinational investment

Ireland's finance minister said he remained confident the country's low-tax economy would continue to attract multinational investment and jobs even as an overhaul of global corporation tax rules moved a major step closer on Saturday. The United States, Britain and other leading nations agreed to back a minimum global rate of at least 15% and for firms to pay more tax in the markets where they sell goods and services rather than in countries like Ireland where they book profits. Ireland, long resigned to having more to lose than most from the reforms due to the attractiveness of its 12.5% rate to foreign multinationals, continued to press the case that any final deal must meet the needs of small and large countries.

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