Brazil’s Incentives For Wireless Infrastructure Provide a Model For Developing Countries
Nowhere has the mobile revolution had a bigger impact on people’s lives than in developing countries.
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Nowhere has the mobile revolution had a bigger impact on people’s lives than in developing countries.
The latest round of gloomy economic numbers should add greater urgency to bipartisan efforts to pass repatriation legislation. American businesses have an estimated $1 trillion sitting offshore, and many in Congress would like to bring that cash home with a lower tax rate as an incentive.
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