What you need to know about Margrethe Vestager, the politician going after Apple

Francois Lenoir/Reuters Margrethe Vestager is a corporation's worst nightmare. The antitrust enforcer recently ordered Apple to pay up to 13 billion euros in taxes as part of a broader crackdown on tax avoidance in the eurozone. Past campaigns include Starbucks in the Netherlands and Amazon in Luxembourg. "Europe is open for business, if you want to do business, but maybe not so open if you want to come for tax avoidance," she said on Bloomberg TV on Tuesday. By slamming Ireland for providing il...