The oil giant says the chief executive will receive that sum only if all performance targets are hit.

Toyota says sales in South Korea have been hit by simmering tensions between Seoul and Tokyo.

Two members of the Nine Trey Bloods gang are found guilty after 6ix9ine testified against them.

The territory's leader defended the decision, days after a policeman shot a pro-democracy protester.

His wife told police he was incoherent the night before he killed four people, reports say.

The Ukrainian An-12 cargo plane, flying from Spain to Turkey, came down short of Lviv airport.

The former leadership candidate will quit as an MP to stand as an independent in next year's contest.

The pictures were published in 1869 and are believed to be the area's earliest photographic record.

Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe is giving up weekly visits from her daughter so she can start school in the UK.

The Oscar-winning actor says his former assistant's claims are "beyond absurd".

"It's crazy to withhold security assistance for help with a political campaign," one diplomat warns.

Tyler Lockett scores an incredible toe-tap touchdown in the Seattle Seahawks 29-30 win over the LA Rams.

A young humpback whale became entangled in shark netting off the coast of Queensland.

The bones, believed by some to have medicinal benefits, were destined for Malaysia.

Filip Ingebrigtsen punches Ethiopia's Teddese Lemi in the back during the men's 1500m heats but avoids disqualification at the World Championships in Doha.

After a long goodbye from Arsenal, Aaron Ramsey is adapting to life at Juventus alongside one of the game's greats.

South Africa score seven tries as they cruise to a bonus-point win over 14-man Italy to keep their Rugby World Cup hopes alive.

But Boris Johnson says the UK will still leave on 31 October "new deal or no deal - but no delay".

The figures come amid fears that recent weak economic data points to the US heading for recession.

England are taking nothing for granted before facing Argentina on Saturday, with a place in the quarter-finals at stake, writes Tom Fordyce.

Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino says he has has no doubt the team is still playing for him despite their run of poor form, including Tuesday's 7-2 thrashing by Bayern Munich