• 5 Million Pools Are Recalled After at Least 9 Children Drown — The New York Times Business - 22:17
• Tesla Driver Testifies Autopilot Failed to Prevent Fatal Crash — The New York Times Business - 22:14
• Organ Donation: What to Know About the Process — The New York Times Business - 21:45
• Big Law Firms Bowed to Trump. A Corps of ‘Little Guys’ Jumped in to Fight Him. — The New York Times Business - 21:44
• Opinion | 18,000 Jobs Out the Drive-Thru Window — Wall Street Journal - 21:34
• FirstFT: US embassy in China warns that exit bans risk damaging relations — Financial Times - 21:25
• Gita Gopinath set to step down from IMF — Financial Times - 21:21
• Energy & Utilities Roundup: Market Talk — Wall Street Journal - 20:59
• Trump slams judge in Harvard federal funding case as a ‘total disaster’ — Financial Times - 20:33
• States Sue Over Unauthorized Immigrants’ Access to Federal Programs — The New York Times Business - 20:28

This section addresses the widespread impact of US political decisions, particularly Donald Trump's trade tariffs and challenges to the Federal Reserve, alongside broader global economic trends such as consumer spending, real estate downturns, and the financial ramifications of political volatility, and specific national economic issues in countries like Japan, Chile, and Greece.

• States Sue Over Unauthorized Immigrants’ Access to Federal Programs — The New York Times Business -
• Rising unemployment not necessarily a bad sign, Starmer says — Financial Times -
• Fed Defends Renovations as Trump Administration Intensifies Attacks — The New York Times Business -

• Trump’s foreign policy is succeeding in dividing Europe — Financial Times -
• Scott Bessent calls for probe into ‘the entire Federal Reserve institution’ — Financial Times -
• Stellantis swings to loss as Trump tariffs hit Fiat and Jeep maker — Financial Times -
• Stellantis Says Profit Plunged as Tariffs Began to Bite — The New York Times Business -
• Don’t fight the Fed — Financial Times -
• ‘Fiscal populism’ is coming for central banks — Financial Times -
• Investors Shrug Off Trump’s Attacks on the Fed and Trade Allies — The New York Times Business -
• Trump’s Medicaid cuts hit the wrong target — Financial Times -
• New tools that Brussels isn’t yet ready to use on Trump — Financial Times -
• US embassy in China warns exit bans risk straining bilateral relations — Financial Times -
• FirstFT: Shigeru Ishiba clings to power in Japan — Financial Times -
• Brazil rallies to defend much-loved payment system from Trump’s attack — Financial Times -
• Trump’s immigration audit blitz piles paperwork on to US companies — Financial Times -
• What Chip-Stock Investors Are Missing About Tariffs — Wall Street Journal -
• Are US consumers running out of steam? — Financial Times -
• China land sales in smaller cities hit lowest level in a decade — Financial Times -
• How to help the financial sector promote growth — and how not to — Financial Times -
• EQT boss urges US Congress to cut permit times for natural gas projects — Financial Times -
• Top central banker defends climate work after US pushback — Financial Times -
• Political and economic volatility wipes $320bn off global profits — Financial Times -
• Greek companies tour Europe to lure back skilled nationals — Financial Times -
• Crime wave shakes Chilean politics as far right advances — Financial Times -
• SBI Shinsei makes a comeback as Japan’s megabanks rally — Financial Times -
• ‘America First’ and other financial follies — the best new books on economics — Financial Times -
• Trump’s $50bn tariff haul — Financial Times -
• Trump Tariffs on Russia Could Hurt Wary U.S. Farmers — The New York Times Business -
• Japan’s Ishiba remains PM to negotiate tariffs despite historic defeat — Financial Times -

This category highlights significant operational disruptions such as the Alaska Airlines IT outage, explores strategic leadership changes in major firms like McKinsey and Subway, and details financial performance across various sectors including telecommunications, automotive, and energy, also touching upon market trends like luxury airport dining and all-night stock trading.

• Alaska Airlines Grounds All Flights for Three Hours Due to IT Outage — The New York Times Business -
• Alaska Airlines Lifts Ground Stop Caused by Software Outage — Wall Street Journal -
• McKinsey Changes How It Elects Its Leaders to Avoid Succession Dramas — Wall Street Journal -

• Energy & Utilities Roundup: Market Talk — Wall Street Journal -
• All-night stock trading: not worth getting out of bed for — Financial Times -
• Ryanair weighs registering new Boeing planes in UK to avoid tariffs — Financial Times -
• Verizon’s Postpaid Phone Losses Continue, Full-Year Forecast Improves — Wall Street Journal -
• Airport Food Hits a New Height of Luxury — The New York Times Business -
• Subway Names Former Burger King Executive as Next CEO — Wall Street Journal -
• Law firms and banks turn to the courts to get M&A fees paid — Financial Times -
• Wise co-founder urges investors to block US listing in row over voting rights — Financial Times -
• Private jet group Flexjet raises funds from LVMH-backed buyout firm — Financial Times -
• Insurance veteran launches fund to combat asset managers chasing fees at insurers’ expense — Financial Times -
• Daimler Truck considers China production exit as it faces ‘crazy’ down cycle — Financial Times -
• After Pledging to Keep Prices Low, Amazon Hiked Them on Hundreds of Essentials — Wall Street Journal -

This theme details significant regulatory reforms within the UK, including the proposed abolition of Ofwat and new standards for ministers, explores the government's approach to key sectors like life sciences and nuclear energy, and addresses broader policy discussions such as unemployment and pension age reviews, along with proposals for media content promotion and infrastructure plans.

• Ministers prepare to reduce UK stake in Sizewell C nuclear project — Financial Times -
• The UK needs to pick up the pace on life sciences — Financial Times -
• How will Ofwat’s abolition affect the water industry? — Financial Times -

• UK to introduce standards regime to fine ministers over post-office jobs breaches — Financial Times -
• UK launches review into state pension age — Financial Times -
• Farage pledges to deport serious offenders — Financial Times -
• YouTube could be forced to promote British public service TV content — Financial Times -
• Water regulator Ofwat to be abolished after official review — Financial Times -
• Political earthquakes beneath UK’s infrastructure plans — Financial Times -
• New UK AI audit standard aims to crack down on ‘wild west’ operators — Financial Times -
• The UK’s laggard approach to stablecoins reveals so much — Financial Times -

This section focuses on major technology firm valuations, such as Figma's IPO aspirations, examines the evolving landscape of digital currencies and their regulation, including stablecoins, highlights strategic partnerships like OpenAI's with the UK, and discusses the broader impact of tech advancements on industries, including battery technology and AI auditing standards.

• Figma seeks $16bn valuation in test of US tech IPO market — Financial Times -
• The rise and risks of stablecoins — Financial Times -
• OpenAI and UK sign ‘strategic partnership’ in investment push — Financial Times -

• Blank-Check Company Strikes Cryptocurrency Deal — Wall Street Journal -
• X slams French criminal probe over alleged algorithm ‘manipulation’ — Financial Times -
• Battery Makers in Slumping EV Business Find Lifeline Elsewhere — Wall Street Journal -
• Tech shocks to industry have only just begun — Financial Times -

This category addresses ongoing international conflicts, particularly the situation in Gaza and Ukraine's defense against Russian drones, explores complex diplomatic relations including US-China tensions and the EU's defense initiatives, and highlights broader security discussions impacting Europe and Asia.

• Western allies condemn ‘horrifying’ civilian killings in Gaza — Financial Times -
• EU will make UK pay to join €150bn defence fund — Financial Times -
• Israel sends army into last Gaza town so far spared devastation of war — Financial Times -

• Europe’s ‘single market for defence’, with Jeromin Zettelmeyer — Financial Times -
• EU must strengthen Asian security ties despite US pressure, says Kallas — Financial Times -
• China Exit Ban on Wells Fargo Executive Stokes Foreign Business Anxiety — The New York Times Business -
• Russia’s drone swarms pierce Ukraine’s defences at record rate — Financial Times -
• Nato allies seek details on Trump’s new Ukraine support pledge — Financial Times -
• Poland in talks for stake in satellite company that helped Ukraine resist Russia — Financial Times -

This section includes headlines on public health awareness regarding organ donation, legal developments concerning local urban planning like Wimbledon's expansion, and various lifestyle pieces covering hair restoration trends, travel advice, and cultural insights into places like Los Angeles, alongside commentary on entertainment industry news.

• Organ Donation: What to Know About the Process — The New York Times Business -
• Wimbledon tennis expansion plan clears legal hurdle — Financial Times -
• The Toupee Queen Uses TikTok to Combat Stigma of Baldness and Hair Systems — The New York Times Business -

• Los Angeles with the FT — Financial Times -
• Five legendary mid-century Los Angeles homes you can actually visit — Financial Times -
• Tips to Learn a Foreign Language Before You Travel — The New York Times Business -
• Canceling ‘The Late Show’ Is Bad News for Late-Night TV, not Stephen Colbert — The New York Times Business -