A BBC News üzleti hírei

• Elon Musk Twitter deal back on in surprise U-turn
• More rail disruption as 9,000 train drivers strike
• Pound at two-week high after spending plan reports
• Mortgage rates still rising as big lenders revise deals
• Five reasons why China's economy is in trouble
• Shell boss says taxing energy firms to help the poor is 'inevitable'
• Supermarket push to cut waste hits food bank donations

A Sky News üzleti hírei

• Drivers missing out on 10p cut in petrol prices, says RAC
• Elon Musk's Twitter deal back on - and he says it's the path to creating 'everything app X'
• Shell boss calls on government to tax oil and gas companies to protect poorest
• Fuel prices could rise again as oil-producing states ponder output cut
• How a little known pension fund strategy has caused pressure for huge insurance firm
• Only 1 in 25 of CEOs in Britain's largest publicly listed companies are women
• HSBC weighs multibillion pound Canada sale amid Ping An siege

A The Guardian üzleti hírei

• Truss’s cabinet in open warfare over key policies and coup accusations
• UK mortgages: average rate on a two-year fixed deal soars to nearly 6%
• Legal & General seeks to reassure investors amid pension fund volatility
• Elon Musk to proceed with $44bn buyout of Twitter after U-turn
• Ukrainian economy will shrink at rate eight times that of Russia, World Bank forecasts
• UK train drivers to strike on Wednesday over pay and conditions
• Rees-Mogg’s neighbours fail to share ‘delight’ at back garden fracking