Financial Times - Sept 25
Sept 25 (Reuters) -The following are the top stories in the Financial Times. Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy.
Headlines
Starmer will promise to 'recommit' Britain to internationalism at UN
New Commerzbank CEO expected to fight a potential UniCredit takeover
Avanti will not lose UK West Coast rail line early despite poor record
Thames Water's accelerating cash burn exacerbates debt woes
Overview
Keir Starmer will pledge to "recommit" Britain to internationalism and the rule of law when he attends the UN general assembly on Wednesday, as his aides push for meetings with Donald Trump and Kamala Harris.
Commerzbank CBKG.DE on Tuesday announced its new chief executive would be Bettina Orlopp, who is expected to fight a possible takeover of the German bank by Italy’s UniCredit CRDI.MI.
Troubled intercity rail operator Avanti West Coast will not be stripped of its contract early by the UK government.
Thames Water is burning cash at a faster rate than it earlier expected, piling pressure on the troubled utility to extend the term of 530 million pounds ($710.8 million) of debt due to expire next month as the company seeks to avoid a renationalisation.
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(Compiled by Bengaluru newsroom)
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