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Apple's Irish Offshore Tax Arrangements To Be Revealed
Brussels is expected to release the findings of its investigation today - with sources suggesting that it will find Apple guilty of receiving "illegal" state assistance.
BT Cornwall Fined After Failing Council
BT Cornwall has been fined of £100,000 following reports that the state of IT delivery at Cornwall Council had been “generally downward” since the telecoms provider took over.
BT Fails To Cater For Hearing Impaired Customers, Fined £800k
BT has been fined almost £1 million after being found guilty of failing to provide an adequate service for individuals with hearing and speech difficulties.
CSC Has To Pay Big Time For National Programme Contract Inaccuracies
$190m fine levied by the Securities and Exchange Commission over NPfIT vendor's over-egged promise of NHS contract revenue.
Google Faces Possible Four Billion Euro Anti-Trust Fine
Following fresh complaints from 20 of its competitors, Google could face a fine of four billion euros if it fails to satisfy Brussels.
Google Looking At £12m Fine For Breaking Dutch Privacy Laws
Google could be hit with a £12 million fine from Dutch officials after breaching the country’s online privacy regulations.
ICO Fines Welsh Police For Data Breach
The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has fined South Wales Police £160,000 for losing a video recording which was key evidence in a sexual abuse case.
Ofcom Slaps EE With Fine For Improper Customer Complaints Handling
UK communications watchdog Ofcom has fined mobile operator EE £1 million for not communicating with its clients properly in regard of the customer complaints process.
Tax-Avoiding Microsoft Fined $140m In China
Microsoft has reportedly been fined $140 million (£89 million) by the Chinese government for failure to pay its taxes.
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