Josh de la Mare has Wednesday’s top stories — including Brussels’ record tax penalty for Apple, Donald Trump meets Enrique Peña Nieto, Mexico’s president, and Isis’s chief spokesman killed in Aleppo.

Vanessa Kortekaas highlights Tuesday’s stories, including Apple being hit with a tax bill for billions of euros after an investigation by the European Commission, and an analysis of UN contracts linked to Syrian president Bashar al-Assad's regime

Nalini Sivathasan has Friday's top stories, including activists accusing US Federal Reserve officials of compromising the interests of the poor, plans to give European news publishers the right to impose fees on internet platforms, and China's football spending spree.

Nalini Sivathasan has Thursday's top stories, including a US move to prevent Brussels demanding billions of euros from Apple in underpaid taxes, the discovery of a new Earth-like planet and Singapore's lead in the race to launch automated cars.

Vanessa Kortekaas has Thursday's top stories, including: a violent earthquake strikes central Italy, four of the world’s biggest banks team up to develop a new form of digital cash, and how the fall in sterling after the Brexit vote may have helped a post-Brexit recovery, according to WPP

Josh de la Mare has Tuesday’s top stories from around the world, with questions remaining over emission levels from Renault’s diesel cars, a US national security committee approving ChemChina’s takeover of Syngenta, and a report that more of Hillary Clinton's work-related emails will be released in relation to an FBI probe.

The FT's Vanessa Kortekaas highlights the key stories on Wednesday, including a sharp drop in UK infrastructure spending after the vote to leave the EU, Pfizer nearing a deal to acquire Medivation and pressure on US companies to refresh their boards.

The FT's Vanessa Kortekaas highlights the top stories on Friday, including a Deutsche Bank whistleblower turning down a multimillion-dollar award, plans for a post-Brexit deal and Usain Bolt eyeing the ‘treble treble' at the Rio Olympics.

Nalini Sivathasan has Thursday’s top stories including the Japanese yen rises above ¥‎100 per dollar and the US currency struggles following Federal Reserve minutes. Meanwhile, British ministers water down their childhood obesity strategy, and doubts mount over two US swimmers who claimed they were robbed at the Olympics in Rio.

The FT's Daniel Garrahan has Wednesday's top stories, including the UK Treasury's proposals to tackle tax avoidance, Ford's plans to build the first mass-market driverless car and European banks considering locking up cash in high-security vaults.