The Pandora Papers come five years after a similar leak of documents called the “Panama Papers.” Those documents showed how many of the world’s wealthiest people routinely avoided any type of tax by ...

We arrived at the conclusion pretty quickly that this was going to be bombshell material. Bank accounts of politicians that showed tens or even hundreds of millions of dollars worth of assets that had ...

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The Pandora Papers, a massive expose about the secret shell games and tax avoidance schemes of the world’s ultra-wealthy, has just hit headlines around the globe. See initial coverage here in The ...

The shocking, or not shocking, revelations given by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists, known as the Pandora Papers, has revealed the truth in what Bitcoiners have been saying ...

A trove of confidential documents outlining how global elites squirrel away their wealth to avoid tax has been laid bare in the “Pandora Papers.” Consisting of around 12 million documents, the data ...

On Sunday, the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ) dropped a bombshell that made ProPublica’s June reporting on billionaires’ tax evasion seem quaint. Dubbed Pandora Papers, ...

The damning revelations in the “Pandora Papers” have left a series of world leaders scrambling to defend their secret big-money dealings — and reportedly even try to quash them from being reported.

The Pandora Papers expose how global elites hide trillions in offshore accounts and shell companies. House Republicans Slam ...

The "Pandora Papers", a global investigation by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (“ICIJ”), revealed on Sunday the latest and largest financial data leak in history. With over ...

The Pandora Papers revealed how politicians, celebrities, royalty and fraudsters use offshore tax havens to hide assets, secretly buy property, launder money and avoid taxes. More than 600 journalists ...

The scope of global financial corruption uncovered by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists is so vast that the project detailing theft, bribery, tax evasion, influence-buying and ...