Republicans gather in Dallas, 25th anniversary of 9/11, ECB interest rate decision

Five years after finance chief Meng Wanzhou’s release from detention in Canada, the company itself is going on trial

German start-up Isar Aerospace succeeds in first ever commercial blast-off from Europe

British carmaker’s voluntary redundancy programme poses a fresh challenge to UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham

Partnership chair Jason Tarry aims to generate hundreds of millions in extra profit from loyalty scheme and retail media

Industry braces for downturn as influx of capital into property and casualty insurance pushes down premiums

Pandemic-era rally that turned LVMH into Europe’s most valuable company has gone into reverse as investors doubt luxury recovery

Better give start-ups reasons to stay than make it harder to leave

People have frequently turned on the nurses and doctors risking infection to battle fast-spreading epidemic in DR Congo

Pakistan’s poultry houses provide protein for its population but they are also breeding grounds for antibiotic-resistant microbes

Graduates and interns hoping to join Swiss bank must show they can use the technology to improve outcomes and efficiency

Atoms gears up for hiring spree and could link with Uber, the company he was ousted from almost a decade ago

SATS says US energy companies rushing machinery and materials to Middle East to repair damaged infrastructure

The SEC accuses the firm of ignoring a subpoena as part of its ‘fact-finding investigation’

Military action over Strait of Hormuz continues to escalate after pause in six-month-old conflict

Port operator says services back to normal after ‘public order incident’ affected ‘all routes in and out’

Also in today’s newsletter: skyrocketing US Open ticket prices

Point Bonita, which bankrolled collapsed First Brands Group, emerges as big creditor to Radiant World

Winter months are typically lossmaking for airlines — thus cutting back on services eases the industry’s financial pinch

Since it operates in so many markets, Uber can easily fall into the trap of talking from both sides of its mouth