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EU agrees law to make airlines pay more to pollute

BRUSSELS: The European Union (EU) reached a deal in the early hours of Wednesday on a law to increase the price that airlines have...

Sri Lanka struggling to pay for fuel shipments – minister

COLOMBO: Sri Lanka is struggling to raise $587 million to pay for about half a dozen fuel shipments, a top minister said on Sunday...

Amazon raises overtime pay for warehouse workers

Hourly workers at the warehouses will receive double pay for overtime, up from the 1.5-times rate, from March 15 to May 9, the announcement said.

Uber to pay $20 million to settle long-running legal battle with drivers

Uber Technologies Inc has agreed to pay $20 million to settle a lawsuit brought by drivers nearly six years ago, according to court filings, resolving one of its many legal battles with drivers ahead of a hotly anticipated initial public offering this year.

Strategy being excogitated to pay media’s outstanding dues: Imran Khan

ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Imran Khan on Tuesday said a strategy was being devised for payment of the arrears of media, piling up and pending...

Australia risk missing top players in Ashes over pay dispute: Warner

CANBERRA: The ongoing pay dispute might leave Australia without their top players in the home Ashes series against England later this year, vice-captain David...

This beautiful US island is paying people to visit them this year

WASHINGTON: Will it be a surprise to you if one of the scenic islands on earth offers to pay you just for the visit?...

Economic gender gap could take 170 years to close: WEF

GENEVA: The economic gender gap could take 170 years to close after progress towards parity between the sexes suffered "a dramatic slowdown", the World...

Facebook now to pay celebrities for live video-streaming content

CALIFORNIA: Facebook said Tuesday it has signed a series of deals to pay celebrities and media companies to produce content for its new live video streaming service.

Scandinavian countries best for working women: study

KARACHI: A foreign news agency's report has stated Scandinavian countries including Sweden, Iceland, Finland and Norway are considered to be the best states for working women.

Iran says Peugeot would pay compensation for withdrawal during sanctions

DUBAI: The French car-maker Peugeot would pay compensation to Iran according to a new contract signed with Tehran last month, for the losses inflicted through its sudden withdrawal from the Iranian market during the sanctions, Iran's minister of trade and industry said on Saturday.

Google to pay $185 million UK back taxes, critics want more

NEW YORK: Google has agreed to pay 130 million pounds ($185 million) in back taxes to Britain, prompting criticism from opposition lawmakers and campaigners who said the "derisory" figure smacked of a "sweetheart deal".

Thousands of doctors rally in London over pay

LONDON: Thousands of doctors protested over pay and working conditions in London on Saturday in a growing row between Britain's medical profession and the government.

Dozens of beachgoers pay respects to drowned Aylan Kurdi in touching tribute

GAZA CITY: Palestinians paid tribute to the tiny boy who drowned while fleeing the Syrian war by building a sand sculpture of him Monday on a beach in the Gaza Strip.

14 million children pay price for Syria, Iraq conflicts: UNICEF

AMMAN: The United Nations children's fund said Thursday that 14 million children are paying the price for warfare in Syria and neighbouring Iraq, with violence and hardship shaping their future.

T-Mobile to pay $90 million to settle US fraud charges

WASHINGTON: German mobile phone company T-Mobile has agreed to pay at least $90 million to settle US government claims that it bilked customers with bogus charges, US regulators said Friday.

Apple Pay fails to unify fragmented market

WASHINGTON: Apple Pay, meant to inject momentum into a fragmented market for the emerging mobile payments sector, has instead highlighted the squabbles between retailers and the banking and payments industry.

Nokia Mexico ordered to pay damages to buyers for faulty phones

MEXICO CITY: A Mexican court has ruled Nokia Mexico S.A. de C.V must pay damages to customers who bought defective mobile phones prior to the handset maker's takeover by Microsoft Corp, a government agency said on Sunday.

Soldier feared abducted is dead, Hamas will pay heavily for more attacks, Israel says

JERUSALEM/GAZA: Israel on Sunday declared dead a soldier feared abducted by Hamas Islamist militants in the Gaza Strip and said it would continue to fight even after the army completes destroying cross-border tunnels used by Palestinian fighters to attack its territory.
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