Princely Liechtenstein bank keen for clarity on tax By Emma Thomasson ZURICH (Reuters) - Prince Max von und zu Liechtenstein, chief executive of Liechtenstein's biggest bank LGT, said it was striking how fast opinions on tax evasion had shifted since 2008, when stolen data revealed hundreds of Germans had hidden assets in the principality. But the Prince, who runs the royal-family-owned bank, is not worried by an international push to fight tax ...
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John Toshack in SkySports Toshack said: "Craig was confident - he wanted to take it. But their goalkeeper was their best player on the night and made a lot more saves. It seems every goalkeeper who comes to this stadium plays very well. Liechtenstein had a couple of chances...
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