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Google fights back on tax
As the tide turns on big corporations and tax, I challenge Google UK to show me in person the web giant's contribution to Britain - and to argue the case tonight on Channel 4 News.
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Google accused of doing 'evil' over UK tax affairs
Internet giant Google is accused of using doing "evil in using smoke and mirrors to avoid paying tax" by MP Margaret Hodge during testy exchanges before the public accounts committee.
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Google in the hot seat - but HMRC feeling the heat
Matt Brittin, Google's boss in northern Europe, will be showing a humble face in front of MPs this morning. But it is the taxman who should face the toughest questions.
Google boss 'worried' about potential triple dip - video
Google's Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt tells Jon Snow the British government needs to "find a way" to get the economy growing and insists the internet giant pays its taxes "fair and square".
Huge internet attack - but stay calm
A spam-fighting network and an online hosting company are locked in an online battle which they say is slowing down the internet globally in one of the biggest ever attacks - but is it?
Introducing the Channel 4 News data baby
Meet Rebecca Taylor, 27, the Channel 4 News data baby who will help us explore how everything from the news you read to the prices you pay, are a result of your online searches and clicks.
Osborne urges action on tax avoidance
Chancellor George Osborne renews his call for global action to tackle the problem of multinational companies which move their profits around to avoid tax.
Google's Eric Schmidt criticised over North Korea trip
Google's Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt's planned trip to North Korea with a former diplomat is branded "unhelpful" by the US government.
How sport topped web trends in 2012
This was the year that Euro 2012 dominated Google search but everyone was talking about the Olympics on Twitter.
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Tax avoidance: cracks in the offshore crackdown
The latest government promise to get tough with corporate tax dodgers raises more questions than it answers.
