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EU Says Starbucks, Fiat Benefited From Illegal Tax Deals

By Matt Sharp · October 21, 2015, 2:09 PM EDT

The European Commission ordered Starbucks and Fiat to fork over up to €30 million ($34 million) in back taxes on Wednesday, finding that the pair received illegal tax advantages from the...

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