Can the corporate-owned media really hold the corporate world to account? Plus, Julian Assange on the Panama Papers.
From: Counting the Cost
Panama Papers: Inside the shady world of tax havens
We explore the impact of the Panama Papers and ask how much of the wealth-management industry’s work is perfectly legal.
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