Two more countries have expressed support for a global minimum tax, cutting the total number of holdouts down to just seven. Peru and the Caribbean nation of St. Vincent and the Grenadines have now signed on to the global minimum tax agreement, joining 130 other countries, including the G-20, representing the world's 20 largest economies. The two countries had not signed on to the plan when it was first announced earlier this month. The two additional countries joined in recent days before the G-20 met in Venice, Italy, over the weekend to discuss a variety of pressing global issues, includin...