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Well, maybe they are going after Apple because they are the worlds most valuable company. I think that is reasonable. Also, the "within the law" argument has a
by kristiandupont 15y ago
Well, maybe they are going after Apple because they are the worlds most valuable company. I think that is reasonable.
Also, the "within the law" argument has a bit less weight when you operate at this level. They have a lot of power to affect the law and its interpretation. I think it's probably impossible or at least not feasible to make laws that force a company like Apple to pay "normal" taxes for some definition of normal, simply because it's an international issue. But that makes an article like this even more relevant because it allows consumers to take this into account when they choose which product to buy.
- k-mcgrady 15y ago"But that makes an article like this even more relevant because it allows consumers to take this into account when they choose which product to buy." That's the problem though. Consumers will take this into account. But because the article only focussed on one company they will just end up buying from another company doing the exact same thing.
- lflowers 15y agoI think the goal is to get Apple to respond to the criticism.