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Could over-investment in natural gas drive up US electricity bills?

A new report finds that meeting data centre demand primarily with gas creates financial risks for utility customers

US central bank chair remains confident that sweeping reforms will win over key investors

In his story of a family wracked by loss, the prizewinning Irish author’s incisive prose and flashes of humour keep mawkish sentiment in check

Vanguard and Norway’s sovereign wealth fund strike cautious response to regulator

Chief executive sets out restructuring plan for maker of Guinness and Johnnie Walker

The president and Gen Z voters are far more open to a co-operative relationship with Beijing than hawks in Congress

The retro prints that went from handbags to duvet covers – and became modern classics

Charity says Environment Agency data shows that the country’s waters are ‘among the filthiest in Europe’

Also in today’s newsletter: An interview with Virginia’s governor Abigail Spanberger and DeepMind’s CEO Hassabis steps down

Alpha: vile

Enough with the clinical and sterile, bring back the chintz and swagging

Move to impose levy on returns from policies that serve as investment products causes consternation in Hong Kong

First-quarter profits decline following records set in recent quarters

Improved results follow London-listed advertising group’s root-and-branch review to streamline its businesses

Tank maker expects €300mn hit this year from cancelled programme but revenues have still grown as defence spending booms

French asset manager Eurazeo in talks to sell stake in group that sells face serums and food supplements

Low-cost carrier swings to loss of almost €200mn between April and June

Andy Burnham; Stephen Bartlett; Gianni Infantino; Nicholas Brady; gambling; monetary policy; and lovely horses

The inside story on the Asia tech trends that matter, from Nikkei Asia and the Financial Times

ChatGPT maker seeks to dismiss blockbuster case as it prepares to launch its own AI device

Plus, looking ahead to the jobs report

Sorry, we can’t let this one go

Research appears reactive rather than proactive, but at least our AI readers think quality is rising

Victoria Craig speaks to Lauren Fedor and Joe Daniels