Daily Roundup / Teva Set Aside $5m From Israel Profit for Tax in 2012

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Teva taxing the public's patience? The public has been growling over the sweetheart tax rates paid by multinationals. In 2012, Teva Pharmaceutical Industries set aside just $5 million for tax from its profits...
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