German snub on EU internet tax would break Franco-German trust - Le Maire

PARIS (Reuters) - Germany's failure to back a proposed EU tax on big internet companies would damage trust between France and Germany, French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire warned on Friday."We can't imagine for a second that Germany does not stick to its commitments and decides not to adopt the directive in December," Le Maire said in an interview with Les Echos website."That would be a breakdown of trust between France and Germany," Le Maire added.Le Maire, who has long been the main..