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Ireland, Apple Agree To Put $15B In Escrow For Tax Dispute

By Alex M. Parker · December 4, 2017, 6:49 PM EST

The Ireland Department of Finance announced it has reached an agreement with Apple Inc. to put nearly $15 billion in escrow while its dispute with the European Commission over alleged unpaid...

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