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Apple's Payment Of €14.3B Irish Tax Would End EU Case

By Joseph Boris · September 18, 2018, 9:00 PM EDT

Ireland has fully recovered €14.3 billion ($16.7 billion) in disputed taxes and interest from Apple Inc., the country's finance minister announced Tuesday, prompting a top European Union official to say the...

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