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[EN] Financial Times

Can AI’s leaders put aside rivalry for the common good?

The deep schism between OpenAI and Anthropic has led to a race-like dynamic towards ever more powerful models

Pressure over Japan nuclear restart led to data manipulation, report finds

Committee’s probe of Chubu Electric throws into doubt country’s pivot back to atomic power 15 years after Fukushima disaster

High inflation or low credibility?

Making sense of the Fed’s next move

Global AI stocks slip on concerns over risks

OpenAI backer SoftBank falls as much as 13% after tech leaders call for slowdown of development

China’s spy agency warns of AI risk to national security

Beijing signals growing concern over how rapid advances in technology could be used against the country

EU and Canada to toast to closer bonds in bid to rally multilateral world order

Also in this newsletter: Russia oligarch sanctions hold-up

Druckenmiller: no US rate cuts needed

Plus, credit fund Arini’s woes, Franklin Templeton rebounds and the Bayeux Tapestry at the British Museum

FTAV’s further reading

AI and economic growth; tech lord trojan horses; IPOs of doom; Kallax Storageborn

Swedish election on a knife-edge

Nordic region’s biggest economy faces weeks of uncertainty and tricky government negotiations

Oil hits $108 after Gulf states postpone talks with Iran over Hormuz

Delay to crunch meeting sets back efforts to restore shipping through vital waterway

FirstFT: Oil surge stirs UK rate rise debate

Also in today’s newsletter: Swedish elections and Euronext open to Deutsche Börse merger

The best of TV and streaming this week

A witty final season of ‘Colin from Accounts’, melodramatic thriller ‘Last Seen’ and more. Reviews by Rebecca Nicholson

Japan’s central bank set for pivotal moment on rates

Governor Kazuo Ueda is facing competing pressures from Tokyo and Washington

Transcript: Fed and BoJ expect rate hikes as US bond market flails

Josh Gabert-Doyon speaks with Kate Duguid and Zehra Munir

Warsh and Trump on collision course as investors expect Fed to raise rates

Central bank chair under pressure to back warnings on inflation with action despite risking president’s ire

Automation is coming for the gig economy

A safety net for people who have fallen out of the formal labour market is being dismantled

Essar strikes deal to buy 118 UK petrol stations

Purchase by owner of Stanlow refinery comes as BP and Shell retreat from forecourts globally

A ‘lucky’ chancellor must also be a resolute one

It is crucial to convince the lenders on whom the UK depends that it is being managed by grown-ups

Tokenised gold could be exempt from fund regulations under FCA proposal

Regulator considers bespoke regime as it bids to unlock more of London’s bullion reserves as collateral in transactions

Battlefield realism and cosy espionage — our pick of the latest thrillers

Simon Conway, Alan Parks and Alex Gerlis draw on war zone heft while Mark Ezra and MJ Robotham have a welcome softer take on spy fiction

How high might natural gas prices go?

Market mindset has shifted to concerns of extended outage as the Strait of Hormuz blockages continue ahead of winter

Expanded ad ban on ‘less healthy’ foods could hit £1bn in UK media spending

Plans to update nutrient profiling model are part of effort to tackle childhood obesity

European capitals barter over Christine Lagarde’s successor at ECB

Eurozone governments are negotiating a ‘grand package’ over three of the central bank’s most senior roles

Music industry targets AI songs in crackdown on streaming fraud

Scammers are flooding platforms with tracks then deploying bots to rack up plays and royalty payments