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FT Exclusive: Ken Griffin’s Citadel swooped in to buy a large portion of hedge fund Situational Awareness’ $16bn public equity holdings after former OpenAI employee Leopold Aschenbrenner’s investment firm endured steep losses in the AI sell-off. ft.trib.al/giOPjEr

BoE holds rates at 3.75% as it waits to see impact of Iran war ft.trib.al/Rvifutw

One of the key architects of Fifa’s controversial plan to establish a $20bn commercial entity has hit back at critics, saying it doesn't amount to selling the World Cup and bears little resemblance to the failed launch of a breakaway European Super League. ft.trib.al/7rhh1ic

Japan’s yen jumps 3% as speculation over intervention swirls ft.trib.al/13qAXL6

The Odyssey wins the casting debate ft.trib.al/QEQD6iE | opinion

European nations to boycott World Cup in protest at Fifa’s plans ft.trib.al/i7nDCBm

Amazon staff have identified cases of what they called 'catastrophically expensive' cost overruns caused by mistakes in how the company has deployed AI and a lack of spending controls ft.trib.al/VTkMhZI

Situational Awareness offloads large portion of public equity holdings ft.trib.al/X3FVPp6

Albanians don’t want their islands sold off to Trump and Kushner ft.trib.al/V7JQvGO | opinion

Can Vance square his Catholicism with Trump’s Republican Party? ft.trib.al/EiIXEuN | opinion

Breaking news: Thursday’s figure from the Bureau of Economic Analysis falls short of Wall Street expectations in a sharp slowdown as the Iran war rumbled on. ft.trib.al/6R8bsWY

Fifa not ‘selling the World Cup’ in $20bn commercial plan, says adviser ft.trib.al/iWsdffX

Trying to make sense of Warsh ft.trib.al/vygOXQ3

US economy grew less than expected at 1.5% rate in second quarter ft.trib.al/2ssg1iB

A rental is rarely well equipped, but its indignities can become part of the pleasure — provided you pack the few things you truly need (such as a garlic grater), writes Nigella Lawson: ft.trib.al/29VDqMI

There is no modern-day Maggie to save Britain from Burnhamism ft.trib.al/qZXDfPJ

Breaking news: The Bank of England has held interest rates at 3.75% in a widely expected decision that came a day after the US Federal Reserve kept borrowing costs on hold. Follow live updates: ft.trib.al/JTabcOZ

Warsh’s stripped-back Fed communication ‘already backfiring’, say investors ft.trib.al/V5E0DRm

Good morning, New York. While you were sleeping, this was the most-read story ft.trib.al/gN4GuD5

DR Congo’s cobalt boom carries an unwanted cargo: uranium ft.trib.al/wgEKBb1