A senior Chinese politician calls for foreign companies to “pay more attention” to workers as Apple chief executive Tim Cook visits a supplier.
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Apple’s Cook visits China factory
It’s time to take back the pink. And pay more attention to the red. It’s time to declare that the Susan G. Komen Foundation, which just ‘revised its revision of its funding policy,’ or something like that, no longer owns that color. And neither, though I myself am a breast-cancer survivor, does the breast cancer cause. Read full article > >
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Komen no longer owns pink
Fermanagh businessman Sean Quinn is ordered to pay more than 1.6bn euros to Irish Bank Resolution Corporation, formerly Anglo Irish Bank.
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Quinn ordered to pay 1.6bn euros
The leading Conservative in local government urges the chancellor to rethink plans to make public sector workers pay more into their pensions.
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Top Tory urges pensions rethink
Toyota has agreed to pay more than $32 million in penalties after two federal investigations that faulted the Japanese automaker for its handling of recent auto recalls, the U.S. Transportation Department announced Monday night.
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Toyota to pay $32.4 million for recalls
Graduates in Wales will have to pay more when the cap on tuition fees in England rises to £9,000, an academic has predicted.
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Graduate fee rise is ‘inevitable’
Shadow chancellor Alan Johnson criticises the scale and speed of spending cuts plans and says banks should be forced to pay more to cut the deficit.
Shadow chancellor Alan Johnson criticises the scale and speed of spending cuts plans – and says banks should be forced to pay more to cut the deficit.
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Cuts plan a ‘huge risk’ – Johnson
The Tories will consider Lib Dem plans to ask higher earning graduates to pay more interest on student loans after ruling out a graduate tax.
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Tories ponder Cable idea on fees
A prominent criminal solicitor is ordered to pay more than £11,000 to a partner at his law firm.
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Lawyer ‘victimised’ firm employee
Workers may need to pay more for their pensions amid a continuing picture of fund deficits, two surveys suggest.
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Pensions ‘require funding boost’
