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[EN] Financial Times

Nissan to invest £170mn to build a new hybrid SUV at Sunderland plant

The addition of a fourth model comes as carmaker looks to boost factory’s utilisation rate, which is hovering at about 50%

Heathrow expansion incompatible with climate goals, UK government advisers warn

New runway would emit as much CO₂ as the city of Birmingham, says independent Climate Change Committee

Chinese restaurant chains put AI on the menu

AI-driven reductions in food waste and labour costs can make culinary economics much more juicy

FT Crossword: Number 18,481

Bessent to meet He Lifeng in New York ahead of Trump-Xi summit

US Treasury secretary and Chinese vice-premier to hold talks as one-year expiry in trade war truce nears

Trump says Kennedy Center renovation depends on whether his name is on it

President’s vow comes after a federal judge rejects effort to rename building

OpenAI weighs funding round at $1.2tn valuation before IPO

Sam Altman’s start-up could capitalise on demand for its technology after new model launches

US House panel votes to hold Leon Black in contempt over Epstein subpoena

Committee unanimously passes resolution, advancing the measure to the full chamber

Transcript: Should markets discount the AI apocalypse?

Katie Martin speaks with Robert Armstrong

FirstFT: China tightens control of overseas travel

Also in today’s newsletter: 10-year Treasury yield hits highest level since 2007 and Putin moves summit over Ukrainian drone threat

Landmark US crypto bill fails as Senate splits over Trump ethics concerns

Defeat is a massive setback to an industry that has spent record sums lobbying for a favourable market structure

End of an era as Thatcher’s favourite council backs 94% tax rise

Wandsworth local authority in London accuses Labour government of ‘deliberately targeting’ it

Jensen Huang says battle over AI innovation and safety is ‘false choice’

Nvidia chief has distanced himself from OpenAI, Anthropic and SpaceX’s efforts to slow research

UK bosses must ‘sit down’ with staff if they reject WFH requests

Louise Haigh tells Trades Union Congress that every ask for flexibility ‘should be taken seriously’ by employers

Should markets discount the AI apocalypse?

How should investors interpret the labs’ calls for a slowdown?

Trump’s Iran war has cost US $38bn and caused munitions ‘shortfall’

New federal government reports shed light on sweeping fiscal toll of Middle East conflict

School economics class: Burnham resists calls to reform student loans in Budget

Market failure

ExxonMobil wins Texas approval for $5bn carbon capture project

State regulators greenlight plan after lengthy battle over safety and subsidies

UK ‘actively’ exploring joining Canada-led global defence bank

The Defence, Security and Resilience Bank aims to provide low-cost financing for military initiatives

Iran uses spyware disguised as MRI scan results to hack critics, say western officials

UK, US and Dutch intelligence agencies issue warning about cyber tool dubbed Chosen Brick

Colombian president fires statistics chief after three weeks

Ousting by Abelardo de la Espriella came after official defended previous administration’s employment data

Ten-year Treasury yield hits highest level since 2007

Benchmark bond yield rises to 5.04% amid concerns over inflation and higher interest rates

Hackers say they breached Italian state email to target Revolut ‘crypto whales’

Group claims to have spent months posing as law enforcement to obtain confidential data on hundreds of customers

Larry Ellison shows even billionaires struggle with liquidity

The Oracle co-founder may have little choice but to sell shares if he wants to raise vast sums of money