Highlights:

• Canada's aviation regulator certified remaining Gulfstream private jet models after the US President said the country had declined approval, amid threats of tariffs and retaliation. Bloomberg Industries

• Two senior HSBC traders are departing ahead of a difficult bonus season at the bank. Bloomberg Industries

• Miami-based real estate developer Gencom has acquired two New York City luxury hotels in four months, funded largely by family offices. Bloomberg Wealth

• English university students increasingly bear repayment responsibility for their loans rather than taxpayers. Bloomberg Wealth

• Verition Fund Management is licensing a technology platform from Eisler Capital, a hedge fund that is winding down. Bloomberg Industries

• Warner Bros. Discovery's board is reviewing a new takeover bid from Paramount Skydance in an ongoing battle for control of the studio. Bloomberg Industries

• Novo Nordisk plans to slash US list prices for Wegovy and Ozempic next year as it seeks to regain market share in obesity treatment. Bloomberg Industries

• Turkey secured a preliminary $6.75 billion financing deal with international lenders including the World Bank for a major rail project. Bloomberg Industries

• US automakers are reviving gas-guzzling trucks and engines despite the global shift toward electric vehicles. Bloomberg Industries

• Saks Global's CEO said hundreds of brands including Chanel, Burberry, and those owned by LVMH and Kering have resumed or continued shipping despite the retailer's bankruptcy. Bloomberg Industries

• Bank of Nova Scotia beat earnings estimates with growth across divisions, though loan pressure increased in Canadian banking. Bloomberg Industries

• Private markets hiring is accelerating with senior managing directors commanding pay packages of $2.5 million and above, driven by insurance capital inflows. Bloomberg Industries