Germany opens door to deal on EU digital tax at December meeting

BERLIN (Reuters) - German Finance Minister Olaf Scholz said he favours getting a binding deal on a European Union digital tax at a meeting of EU finance ministers in December, and that he supports the French model for the move.France has long been the main supporter of the tax, but has grown increasingly frustrated with German hesitation over the details after Berlin agreed in principle to the idea in June."If the negotiations continue the way that they have been going, we'll still be in talks..