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Trump amasó parte de su fortuna a base de fraudes fiscales, según ‘The New York Times’
Un artículo de The New York Times publicado este martes señala a Donald Trump como artífice de parte de las estratagemas fiscales con las que ayudó a su padre, el constructor Fred Trump, a evadir impuestos en los años noventa. Una de las maniobras consistió en la creación de empresas falsas junto a sus hermanos. Citando una amplia investigación sobre más de 100.000 documentos fiscales y judiciales, entre otros, correspondientes a varias décadas, el rotativo cifra en 413 millones de dólares (en valor actual, 356 millones de euros) la cantidad de dinero que el republicano recibió de su progenitor a lo largo de su vida. Charles J. Harder, abogado de Donald Trump, envió un comunicado al Times recalcando que las acusaciones de "fraude y evasión fiscal son falsas al 100%". El republicano causó revuelo durante la campaña electoral de 2016 al no hacer pública su declaración de la renta, como suelen … [Read more...] about Trump amasó parte de su fortuna a base de fraudes fiscales, según ‘The New York Times’
Dublin startup Noa adds the New York Times and The Economist to its audio platform
The DIT Grangegorman-based firm, which aims to become "the Spotify of Journalism", has added to its growing list of clients which already include publishing giants such as the Financial Times, Bloomberg and Business Insider. An early mover into the realm of audio-journalism, The Economist began narrating its entire weekly print edition back in July 2007. The UK-based newspaper will be supply a number of articles each week to Noa, who will focus on a mix of long-form and topical pieces. Noa's editors will also select and narrate a number of NYT articles daily, but the paper's infamous Od-Eds will not be included at this stage. Co-founder of the audio platform Gareth Hickey said that launching with The Economist and The New York Times is "a big milestone for Noa". "It has always been our objective to build a comprehensive offering for listeners which is home to some of the best quality stories published each day – the kind you may otherwise struggle to find the time to read. … [Read more...] about Dublin startup Noa adds the New York Times and The Economist to its audio platform
Icelandic home advertised in the New York Times
“We have already put in an advertisement here in the local paper in Selfoss and also decided to advertise in the New York Times. There is a slight difference between them” says Olafur Snorrason, owner of a gorgeous, two-storey house at Reynivollur 8 in Selfoss, Iceland. The house received a lot of good coverage from the real estate section of the New York Times, which is the largest newspaper in the United States. It is very uncommon to find an advertisement for Icelandic real estate in an American newspaper.Fjola Kristinsdottir, Olafur’s real estate agent, contacted a journalist from the New York Times who wanted to advertise real estate in Denmark. Fjola sent him information about some real estate properties in Denmark as well as Olafur’s house. She also sent in other advertisements for real estate in downtown Reykjavik. The journalist immediately showed interest in Olafur’s house listing. “I should print this advertisement out and hold on to it. I … [Read more...] about Icelandic home advertised in the New York Times
‘The New York Times’ usa por primera vez en su historia la palabra ‘aprovechategui’
New New York Times es un bot de Twitter que rastrea la edición digital de The New York Times en busca de palabras nuevas que no se hubieran utilizado, hasta la fecha, en el periódico. Las novedades suelen ser neologismos en inglés relacionados con nuevas tecnologías o palabras en otros idiomas. Este 10 de mayo le ha tocado a una vasca. Y dicha por Mariano Rajoy: "Aprovechategui". aprovechategui — New New York Times (@NYT_first_said) 9 de mayo de 2018 El presidente del Gobierno utilizó ayer esta palabra vasca, que significa aprovechado, para referirse a Albert Rivera en la sesión de control del Congreso, después de que este le reprochara que no haya recurrido ante el Tribunal Constitucional el voto delegado en el Parlament de Toni Comin y Carles Puigdemont. En España apareció en los titulares de la mayoría de los medios. The New York Times, por su parte, le ha dedicado el último párrafo de la crónica de su … [Read more...] about ‘The New York Times’ usa por primera vez en su historia la palabra ‘aprovechategui’