Panama Canal Adds Extra Queue-Jumping Auctions for Stuck Ships
The Panama Canal Authority said it will add extra slots allowing ships to pay big premiums to transit
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Cyber Monday marks the year's biggest online shopping day, and one more chance to save on gifts
Consumers are scouring the internet for online deals as they begin to cap off the five-day post-Thanksgiving shopping bonanza with Cyber Monday
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Australia’s Pay Gap Narrows Even as Just 22% of Women Make CEO
Progress in elevating women into Australia’s top corporate roles has stalled despite the country’s gender pay gap narrowing
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Man City predicted lineup vs RB Leipzig - Champions League
The predicted Manchester City lineup to face RB Leipzig in the Champions League on Tuesday.
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5 Simple Tips for Reducing Dust From Building Up In Your Home
Looking to super-charge your dusting? Employing a robot vacuum is one simple way to do it.
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'Scrooging' is the horrible new dating trend to look out for
The festive season might seem like to perfect opportunity to get snuggly with a significant other, but daters have been urged to look out for a toxic dating trend called “Scrooging” that could end in heartbreak. Modern dating is full of potential hurdles and pitfalls, as new dating trends like “phubbing” and the “penny dating method” come along. The latest trend that could make a budding relationship end in disaster is Scrooging and it is specifically linked to Christmas. Scrooging happens when a person dumps their partner right before Christmas to get out of buying them a present. Unsurprisingly, the name of the toxic trend gets its name from Ebenezer Scrooge – the grumpy character from Charles Dickens’ 1843 book A Christmas Carol – who hates Christmas. According to experts, people who are willing to dump someone over a gift may have other red flag traits that are best avoided. Times Now suggests Scroogers may do it because they don’t see anything long-term with their partner and therefore are unwilling to spend money on them. They may also display other selfish traits such as not wanting to meet their partner’s friends and family and being self-centred and unwilling to invest quality time. Scrooging may also be used as an excuse to start over in the New Year with a new partner that they are perhaps more interested in pursuing. So, in the lead-up to Christmas, if Scrooging is a concern in your relationship, it might be a good idea to pay closer notice to your partner’s attention levels to see if they are becoming distant. But, as is the case in all relationships, communication is key – if you suspect you’re about to get dumped at Christmas, communicate with them to see where you stand as a couple. How to join the indy100's free WhatsApp channel Sign up to our free Indy100 weekly newsletter Have your say in our news democracy. Click the upvote icon at the top of the page to help raise this article through the indy100 rankings.
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IPhone Maker Hon Hai Plans $1.6 Billion in India Expansion Bid
IPhone maker Hon Hai Precision Industry Co. plans to expand its footprint in India with another NT$50 billion
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Signa Insolvency Wave Nears as Last-Ditch Fund Talks Falter
Rene Benko’s €23 billion ($25 billion) retail and property empire is on the cusp of a wave of
1970-01-01 08:00
Chef to Pharrell and Dior Now Opening in Dubai at Luxury Hotel
Hi it’s Lisa Fleisher, your luxury correspondent in the Middle East. I decided last-minute to book a flight
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How to watch Champions League fixtures on TV this week - United Kingdom & United States
How to watch Champions League matches including the likes of Manchester United, Arsenal, Barcelona and Real Madrid on TV and live stream in the UK and US
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There’s Never Been a Better Time to Buy an Electric Car
The battery-powered BMW iX is a technological marvel. It travels up to 321 miles on a charge, its
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Bernardo Silva admits 'Liverpool are back' after Man City draw
Man City midfielder Bernardo Silva believes Liverpool are back to their best after the 1-1 draw.
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