Tim Cook to get award in Dublin, despite anger over €13bn Irish tax bill
Prime Minister Leo Varadkar will present Cook with the accolade later in January in recognition of Apple’s 40 years of investment in Ireland
09 January 2020 - 18:05
Dublin/Brussels — Apple CEO Tim Cook will receive an award in Dublin on January 20 in recognition of the iPhone maker’s 40 years of investment in Ireland.
Ireland’s Prime Minister Leo Varadkar will present Cook with the accolade, according to IDA Ireland, the country’s investment agency...
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