Stay Updated with the Latest Paymentus Holdings, Inc. PAY News in Real Time
Find PAY news now at Meyka AI. Stay informed with the latest Paymentus Holdings, Inc. stocks updates, including price news, market analysis, and expert insights.
EPFO Wage Ceiling Jumps to ₹25,000 on September 17: What It Means for Your Pension
EPFO wage ceiling increased to ₹25,000 from ₹15,000 on September 17, 2026. Employers cannot reduce your salary. Over 51 lakh workers now covered. Pension formula explained.
France Pushes EU to Use €4.6B Google Fines to Cut Budget Contributions
France proposes using €4.6 billion in Google fines to lower EU member state budget contributions. EU governments are negotiating the 2028-2034 budget amid fiscal pressure.
Paramount-Warner Bros. $111B Merger Clears Final Legal Hurdle on September 29
Paramount Skydance settles $111 billion Warner Bros. merger antitrust case with 12 states. Judge must still approve the deal. Paramount faces film distribution and spending commitments.
First Home Buyers Face $11,200 Borrowing Hit as RBA Hikes Rates to 15-Year High
RBA rate hike on September 29 will cut first home buyer borrowing capacity by $11,200 and add $107-$152 monthly to mortgage repayments. Canstar analysis shows cumulative 2026 reduction of $47,400.
GoFundMe Shuts Down $745K Fundraiser for Texas Man’s Wife’s Cancer Bills
GoFundMe removed a $745,000 fundraiser for an 81-year-old man’s wife’s cancer bills after learning the organizer was his daughter, not a neighbor. The platform cited factual misrepresentations in its terms of service.
Google Marks 28th Birthday on September 27 With Nostalgic Doodle
Google turns 28 on September 27, 2026, marking 28 years since Larry Page and Sergey Brin founded the search engine. The company celebrates with a nostalgic Doodle and reflects on its global expansion.
Swiss voters reject stricter neutrality rules in September 28 referendum
Swiss voters overwhelmingly rejected a neutrality initiative on September 27, with 70% voting no. The result preserves government flexibility on sanctions and NATO cooperation.
Card surcharges banned from October 1: What Australians will pay instead
From October 1, Australian businesses can no longer charge card surcharges. Shoppers may see hidden price rises, while banks cut credit card rewards and increase fees.
Australia Bans Card Surcharges From October 1: What Shoppers and Businesses Face
Australia’s card surcharge ban starts October 1, 2026. Businesses lose 0.43% to 1.36% in fees per transaction. Shoppers may see hidden price rises or higher bank fees.