← June 7, 2025

Several headlines focus on Trump's political activities, including potential conflicts with Elon Musk, trade policies impacting international summits, tax proposals, and interactions with Chinese figures, while also covering shifts in the rich's role within the political landscape.

• Trump Has Options to Punish Musk Even if His Federal Contracts Continue — The New York Times Business - 04:47
• Buyer With Ties to Chinese Communist Party Got V.I.P. Treatment at Trump Crypto Dinner — The New York Times Business - 04:33
• Trump’s go-it-alone trade doctrine shakes Paris summit — Financial Times - 04:00

• The rich, the ultra-rich and America’s shifting political landscape — Financial Times - 04:00
• Trump’s big play to save steel production — Financial Times - 04:00
• Trump’s Pledge to Not Tax Overtime Could Become Federal Law — The New York Times Business - 03:31
• Counting Up the Potential Costs of the Trump-Musk Rift — The New York Times Business - 05:34
• After His Trump Blowup, Musk May Be Out. But DOGE Is Just Getting Started. — The New York Times Business - 18:34

The headlines cover various aspects of the financial markets including private equity exit strategies, the performance of European small-caps, UK investment spurred by pension reform, and potential inflation sparked by tariffs; also covered is a job report impacting rate cut decisions, and developments in specific sectors, such as defense stocks and rare earth elements.

• Solid Jobs Report Bolsters Fed’s Patience on Rate Cuts — The New York Times Business - 00:18
• Senior Fed official puts ‘50-50’ odds on tariffs sparking sustained inflation — Financial Times - 00:03
• European small-caps outshine US rivals as investors bet on growth revival — Financial Times - 12:00

• Private equity firms overhaul exit strategies as IPO market slams shut — Financial Times - 12:00
• Defined benefit pension reform will spur limited UK investment, officials warn — Financial Times - 12:00
• Investors in UK defence stocks are aiming too low — Financial Times - 04:00
• China Hints at Rare Earths Progress With E.U. Before Talks With U.S. — The New York Times Business - 10:17
• China fast tracks rare earth export licences for European companies — Financial Times - 09:15

Headlines discuss the shifting landscape of Reform UK party, factors driving people to leave the UK, doubling tax collections from the rich, and specific company situations such as Openreach threatening to block TalkTalk customers.

• UK special investigations team doubles tax haul in crackdown on the rich — Financial Times - 04:00
• BT’s Openreach threatens to block new TalkTalk customers over unpaid bills — Financial Times - 04:00
• Wish you weren’t here? Why people of all ages want to leave the UK — Financial Times - 04:00

• Zia Yusuf’s exit from Reform UK highlights party divisions — Financial Times - 04:00
• Former Reform UK chair returns in new role 48 hours after resigning — Financial Times - 18:48

This section covers news about specific companies, including a recall of BowFlex dumbbells due to injury reports, Tesla's problems with the Cybertruck, and United Airlines temporarily disabling Starlink internet due to static issues.

• United Switches Off Starlink Internet on Regional Jets After Static Problem — Wall Street Journal - 02:43
• Chinese-Owned Company Halts Work on Factory to Make Batteries in U.S. — Wall Street Journal - 12:00
• How the Cybertruck Came to Embody Tesla’s Problems — Wall Street Journal - 16:19

• BowFlex Recalls 3.8 Million Adjustable Dumbbells After Injury Reports — The New York Times Business - 19:00

The headlines discuss OpenAI's plans to integrate ChatGPT into college education, the popularity of creatine among women, and the pursuit of building the next Concorde for supersonic air travel.

• New York to Paris in Under Four Hours? Inside the Effort to Build the Next Concorde — Wall Street Journal - 00:00
• How Creatine Became So Popular With Women — Wall Street Journal - 02:00
• Inside OpenAI’s Plan to Embed ChatGPT Into College Students’ Lives — The New York Times Business - 09:00

This category includes a variety of topics, ranging from cultural items like Ferris Bueller's vest being auctioned to obituaries and the challenges with hydrogen fuel.

• Marina von Neumann Whitman Dead: International Trade Expert Was 90 — The New York Times Business - 05:11
• Jillian Sackler, Philanthropist Who Defended Husband’s Legacy, Dies at 84 — The New York Times Business - 05:32
• The Beirut blast tore through an Artemisia Gentileschi masterpiece — now it’s back from the ruins — Financial Times - 04:00

• How Gaza’s food queues turned into kill zones — Financial Times - 04:00
• No one cares about numbers anymore — go figure — Financial Times - 04:00
• How Hydrogen, the Fuel of the Future, Got Bogged Down in the Bayou — Wall Street Journal - 16:00
• The Latest Air Jordans? They’re Digital — The New York Times Business - 15:16
• The N.B.A. Has a Star Problem — The New York Times Business - 15:18
• Ferris Bueller’s Vest Hits the Auction Block. ‘Anyone, Anyone?’ — The New York Times Business - 09:01
• When College Graduates Throw Away Expensive Things, Scavengers Dive In — The New York Times Business - 09:01