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<p>France is pushing ahead on its own plans for a so-called GAFA tax – one that would impose a 3% tax on tech companies with worldwide revenues of more than €750M ($842M). The tax is named after four of the target companies: Google, Apple, Facebook, and Amazon.</p>
<p>Other European countries are in discussions about doing the same across the EU, but have not yet reached agreement on how best to proceed …</p>
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