The West African giant was sentenced on 16 August by the Business and Property Courts of the United Kingdom to pay 9 billion dollars (8.1 billion euros), or 20% of its foreign exchange reserves , to Process and Industrial Developments Ltd (P & ID), a company based in the tax haven of the British Virgin…...
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