• How Deal With U.S. Could Reconnect Iran to the Global Economy — The New York Times Business - 18:09
• Chief whip warns Starmer that growing number of MPs want exit timetable — Financial Times - 17:01
• Immigration Crackdown Lifts Private-Prison Stocks — Wall Street Journal - 17:00
• Pizza Hut Lost in the U.S. Now It’s Selling for $2.7 Billion. — Wall Street Journal - 16:00
• A Humble 3-Wheel Electric Vehicle Lands Toyota in Federal Court — The New York Times Business - 15:58
• Meloni accuses Trump of pandering to west’s enemies — Financial Times - 15:30
• Protein-in-Everything Craze Has a Problem: Not Enough Whey Protein — Wall Street Journal - 15:27
• Iran closes Strait of Hormuz after Israel and Hizbollah exchange fire — Financial Times - 15:17
• Iran Can Now Sell Oil. How Fast Can It Ramp Up? — Wall Street Journal - 15:12
• Pedro Sánchez’s wife ordered to face corruption trial and surrender passport — Financial Times - 14:40

Apple's peerless iPhone pricing power, Renault's abstention on Nissan's board appointment, falling egg prices hurting farmers, AI's challenge to food content, cottage cheese shortages driven by TikTok, a federal lawsuit against Toyota over an electric vehicle, new car brands' struggles, America's intractable air traffic problem, Bob Iger's long goodbye from Disney, the James Beard Awards focusing on immigration, automakers' second chance for EV pickups, the classic 'Toy Story' movie nearly destroyed by code, and Amazon's abandonment of an OpenAI film showcase significant developments across various sectors.

• Renault to abstain on Nissan board appointment — Financial Times -
• Why Apple Enjoys Peerless iPhone Pricing Power — Wall Street Journal -
• Egg Prices Are Way Down, but That’s Hurting Farmers — The New York Times Business -

• The Giant Test Kitchen Where Cooks Battle A.I. Slop — The New York Times Business -
• Cottage Cheese Shortages Are Driven by TikTok and ‘Protein-Maxxing’ — The New York Times Business -
• A Humble 3-Wheel Electric Vehicle Lands Toyota in Federal Court — The New York Times Business -
• For New Car Brands, the Path to Success Is Littered With Flops — The New York Times Business -
• This year, the Oscars of the food world wasn’t really about food — Financial Times -
• Bob Iger’s long goodbye — Financial Times -
• America’s intractable air traffic problem — Financial Times -
• You Were Right to Hate EV Pickups. Automakers Want a Second Chance. — Wall Street Journal -
• The Classic Movie That Was Nearly Destroyed by a Single Line of Code — Wall Street Journal -
• Amazon’s Movie Arm Abandons Film About OpenAI — The New York Times Business -

A chief whip warning Starmer about an exit timetable, a fatal UK train collision, the Burnham camp's division over a chancellor pick amidst worsening UK finances, ministers making YouTube and Meta boost UK news prominence, a call to add adults to the social media ban, revelations of Nigel Farage's Brexit rallies funded from the EU budget, Big Tech stoking unrest in the UK, advice for UK investors to stop buying rubbish stocks, and the rise of the remorseful homebuyer highlight key domestic concerns.

• Chief whip warns Starmer that growing number of MPs want exit timetable — Financial Times -
• Nine people in critical condition after fatal UK train collision — Financial Times -
• Burnham camp divided over chancellor pick as UK finances worsen — Financial Times -

• Ministers to make YouTube and Meta boost prominence of UK news — Financial Times -
• Take our phones too! Let’s add adults to the social media ban — Financial Times -
• Nigel Farage’s Brexit rallies were funded from the EU budget — Financial Times -
• Big Tech is stoking unrest in the UK. Why? — Financial Times -
• UK investors need to stop buying rubbish stocks — Financial Times -
• The rise of the remorseful homebuyer — Financial Times -

Iran's closure of the Strait of Hormuz after exchange of fire, questions on how fast Iran can ramp up oil sales, mines, logistics, and deep uncertainty threatening a Middle East oil rebound, Europe's stocks offering a peace dividend, fertiliser prices tumbling, and markets getting the measure of Trump's foreign policy signal major global economic and security developments.

• Iran closes Strait of Hormuz after Israel and Hizbollah exchange fire — Financial Times -
• Iran Can Now Sell Oil. How Fast Can It Ramp Up? — Wall Street Journal -
• Mines, Logistics and Deep Uncertainty Threaten a Middle East Oil Rebound — The New York Times Business -

• Europe’s stocks offer a peace dividend their US peers can’t match — Financial Times -
• Markets get the measure of Trump — Financial Times -
• Fertiliser prices tumble as traders look beyond Middle East disruption — Financial Times -

**Pedro Sánchez’s wife ordered to face a corruption trial, Meloni accusing Trump of pandering to the west’s enemies, a window for peace in Ukraine not being open forever, Latin American World Cup jerseys becoming a political football, and the Alternative for Germany reviving Nazi-era attacks on Bauhaus** cover significant global political and cultural events.

• Pedro Sánchez’s wife ordered to face corruption trial and surrender passport — Financial Times -
• Meloni accuses Trump of pandering to west’s enemies — Financial Times -
• How Latin American World Cup jerseys became a political football — Financial Times -

• The window for peace in Ukraine won’t be open forever — Financial Times -
• Alternative for Germany revives Nazi-era attacks on Bauhaus — Financial Times -