Apple Faces EU Probe Over Illegal Tax Deals in Ireland

The EU is investigating Apple for potentially illegal tax deals in Ireland, which could lead to Apple repaying millions if found guilty. Meanwhile, former AIG CEO Hank Greenberg is taking the US to trial, claiming the government unfairly treated AIG shareholders during the 2000 bailout. Lastly, Prada's CEOs are under investigation in Italy for the accuracy of their tax filings, though Prada denies any involvement.

What is the main focus of the EU's investigation into Apple?

• Apple's market dominance

• Data privacy violations

• Illegal tax deals in Ireland

• Product safety standards

What could be the consequence for Apple if found guilty in the EU investigation?

• A reduction in market share

• A public apology

• A requirement to repay millions of euros

• A ban on selling products in the EU

What is Hank Greenberg's main allegation against the US government?

• The US government forced AIG into bankruptcy

• The US government failed to regulate AIG properly

• The US government unfairly treated AIG shareholders during the bailout

• The US government overcharged AIG for services

What is the US government's defense in the lawsuit filed by Hank Greenberg?

• The bailout was necessary to prevent bankruptcy

• AIG was not in financial trouble

• AIG shareholders were compensated fairly

• The lawsuit is baseless

What is Prada's response to the tax investigation in Italy?

• They blamed a third party

• They agreed to pay a fine

• They denied any involvement

• They admitted to inaccuracies