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BELGIAN FINANCE MINISTER JOHAN VAN OVERTVELDT

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EU: Belgium gave illegal tax breaks totaling $760 million

By Raf Casert | January 11, 2016 - 11:46am

The European Union has ordered Belgium to recover some $760 million in illegal tax breaks from 35 multinationals, its latest ruling against the sweet deals many member states offered to some of the world's biggest...

World

Greece makes its pitch to convince skeptical creditors

By Lorne Cook and Pan Pylas | February 21, 2015 - 2:01am

Greece made a pitch Friday to convince its European creditors to accept its request for a six-month loan extension, which...

Business