1. TikTok buyer emerges as scrutiny spreads to Canada
Ex-US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin raised the prospect of buying TikTok after an all-out ban emerged as a possibility on Monday, with scrutiny now also spreading to Canada.
2. Shell pays CEO $8mln while watering down carbon emissions targets
Shell announced a revised target of a 15-20% reduction in carbon intensity and revealed the size of chief executive Wael Sawan's pay package.
3. FTSE 100 closes lower
The blue-chip index closed 29 points lower at 7,743 after NatWest and Anglo-American both experienced 5% falls.
4. John Lewis signals more job cuts this year
The Waitrose and John Lewis owner said more jobs could go this year, after staff bonuses were scrapped once again despite a return to profit.
5. Ryanair boss tells air traffic chief to quit after August outage chaos
Michael O’Leary called on the head of UK air traffic control to resign after the CAA delved into last August’s chaotic system outage