Germany agrees 32 billion euro tax cuts to give economy 'big boost'
After weeks of disagreement, the German coalition on Tuesday agreed to a four-year, 32 billion euro corporate tax cut package to help the country's struggling economy. This month's earlier failure to approve the "Growth Opportunities Law" was generally interpreted as an indication that the ruling coalition of two socially conscious leftist parties and one economically liberal party was too unwieldy to rule.