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Who is Mike Lynch, the UK tech boss missing in superyacht sinking?

After selling his company Autonomy to Hewlett-Packard he was cleared in June of 15 counts of fraud

Brexit red tape forces UK cargo airline to fly to US for routine servicing

Boss of One Air calls on Labour not to ignore the problem when it opens talks with the EU about a trading reset

Will a single European airspace cure air traffic control woes – and cut CO2?

Better integration would help reduce delays, but despite airline backing there are legal and political problems

Hundreds of Ulez non-compliant vehicles sent from London to Ukraine

Transport for London confirms 330 vehicles approved for donation to help country’s war effort

Fortnite is back on mobiles after four years thanks to EU law

Players in EU can access game blocked by Apple and Google by installing it from app store of publisher Epic Games

Fintech firm Revolut valued at $45bn in employee share sale

Staff in line for $500m windfall, with company now worth more than market valuations of big high street banks

Wizz Air’s €499 ‘all you can fly’ offer can’t mask its deeper woes

Bad luck, and war in Ukraine, have been factors in its plunging share price but so have bad decisions and hubris

Danish wind power giant Ørsted delays major US offshore project

News follows scrapping of two other Atlantic windfarms and axing of hundreds of jobs as costs surge

Drunk visitors, rocketing rents and homogenised cafes: living in Europe’s tourist hotspots

Locals say swelling visitor numbers are distorting housing markets and have changed their area’s character

No more fiscal favours? Calls to tax super-rich gain traction around world

Even rightwing governments are joining in with G20-led push to make wealthy pay, with Italy doubling flat tax on foreign income

Wall Street banker bonuses forecast to rise 35% this year

Surge caused by rebound in market activity very likely to influence payouts for European outposts of banks

Novo Nordisk cuts profit outlook after weaker sales of weight-loss drug Wegovy

Danish company, which also makes Ozempic, faces increasing competition from US rival Eli Lilly

Global markets partly recover but analysts fear ‘we’re not out of woods’

Shares on Wall Street and in Asia and Europe start to recover after Monday’s rout

City life during Kyiv’s power blackouts – in pictures

Photos show how people are coping in the darkened streets and buildings of the Ukrainian capital

UK food industry says lack of testing capacity forcing imports back to EU for checks

Trade bodies blame lack of lab facilities at Brexit border posts for longer delays and shorter shelf life of food

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