PRESS DIGEST-New York Times business news - October 2

By Reuters News

The following are the top stories on the New York Times business pages. Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy.

- Amazon AMZN.O settles lawsuit over claims of slow deliveries to low-income areas. The tech giant will refund $7.25 million in Prime membership fees to affected customers and pay an additional $1 million to settle the suit brought by the District of Columbia.

- FlyDubai under scrutiny after cockpit attack. The United Arab Emirates has said it is leading the investigation into the episode, and FlyDubai's service between Dubai and Tel Aviv has been suspended.

- Bill Pulte, President Trump's director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency, moved this week to slash the inspector general's office that scrutinizes his actions, prompting calls from congressional Democrats for his resignation.

- A coalition of 21 states and four cities sued the Trump administration on Thursday over its move to erase all limits on planet-warming emissions from power plants.

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