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The Paradise Papers' Data Dump

US Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross faces questions about his financial disclosures

online security, data, cyber, smartphone
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A new set of data taken from an offshore law firm again threatens to expose the hidden wealth of individuals and show how corporations, hedge funds and others may have skirted taxes. A year after the Panama Papers, a massive leak of confidential information from the Bermuda law firm Appleby Group Services has shone another light on the use of offshore accounts. Here is a look:

  • US Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross faces questions about his financial disclosures after a report that he didn’t disclose business ties to the son-in-law of Russian President Vladimir Putin and an oligarch under US sanctions
  • House Republicans

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