Ireland Apple tax deal sparks EU dispute over jobs and revenue
In a debate echoed by Brussels and Dublin, Apple’s Irish tax arrangements are challenged as illegal state aid. The EU seeks 14.5 billion euros in back taxes, while Ireland vows to appeal. CEOs warn of job losses if Apple leaves. experts argue lower corporate tax funding both growth and government needs.
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Richard Bruton
State revenues crisis prompts compromise as New Mexico budget faces deficits
A front-page report outlines a collapsing state revenue picture and a need for compromise to rebalance a budget projected at 617 million in 2016 and 458 million in 2017. Oil and gas income, tax changes, and volatile revenues drive the crisis while officials seek solvency without federal aid. The piece notes employment shifts and a 32-page New Mexico Wildlife insert, plus a memorial service for Victoria Martens in Albuquerque.
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Victoria Martens
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Cnn.com
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West Texas
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New Mexico Tax Research Institute
Department of Finance and Administration
Pew Trusts
Feel good foods may ease anxiety as dietary aid
Dr Uma Naidoo of Massachusetts General Hospital notes mood links to food. A balanced diet with whole grains, vegetables, fruits, and regular meals helps steady blood sugar and calm nerves. Specific foods high in magnesium zinc omega-3s B vitamins and antioxidants may reduce anxiety. seek medical advice if symptoms persist.
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Massachusetts General Hospital
Summer 2016 political storms and a quarterback tempest
The piece links the 2016 campaign to two political hurricanes named Hillary and Donald with sharp divisions along gender race and class. It notes negative ratings for Clinton and Trump and parallels a national debate over flag protests led by Colin Kaepernick, tying civic discourse to history and culture.
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Roger Taney
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Land of the Free
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