One start-up hopes country can carve out global role in reducing threat of diseases such as bird flu spreading
The top taps in a city renowned for the number and variety of its micro- and independent breweries
Move designed to increase government revenue would face opposition from business and Republicans
UK tech entrepreneur unaccounted for after boat trip celebrating recent legal victory was hit by storm
A visual guide to the war
US secretary of state notes progress in talks despite Hamas rejecting so-called ‘bridging’ text
Government’s permission for increase in passengers is first major infrastructure decision
Prime minister says immediate ‘support’ discussed in Belfast meeting but stops short of funding pledge
Heavy-handed legislative or one-size-fits-all approaches are not merited
Also in this newsletter: US investors anticipate a ‘soft landing’, Japan’s 7-Eleven receives takeover offer, and start-up failures surge
Research shows 0.5% increase to 99,207 outlets in Britain in three months to June
It exploits fellow feeling and gnaws away at the foundations of a civilised society
Seven & i shares jump 22% after ‘friendly’ proposal from convenience store rival Couche-Tard
Happiness is an amended and up-to-date Schedule 13D
Operation Early Dawn activated following violent unrest across country in recent weeks
How the vice-president presents herself to the American public this week will determine the remainder of the campaign
The Democratic candidate has overtaken Donald Trump in the polls and managed to rattle him, but the coming weeks will bring bigger hurdles
Look over here, like I live in hell? I’m running wild like rats in Taco Bell
Government efforts to regulate broadcasters, including individual YouTubers, is part of a bigger plan to censor content
Giorgia Meloni’s coalition at odds over faster naturalisation of children with immigrant background
Overseas flows into China’s equity market have turned negative for the year after $12bn exodus since start of June
Financial markets are right to be jumpy ahead of November’s election
Obstructions in the Panama Canal haven’t stopped goods commerce any more than those at Suez
Christian Lindner wrote to colleagues warning he will reject fresh military assistance requests
