According to Wallstreetcn, FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford told the House Appropriations Committee that U.S. President Donald Trump's air traffic control modernization plan will be difficult to sustain unless Congress provides more funding. Bedford said the investment would otherwise lead to more flight delays, more cancellations, and more inconvenience for citizens traveling by air. The FAA has deployed 11,000 certified professional controllers and has another 4,000 in training, while a subcommittee member said those targets do not account for challenges to the current controller workforce from academy graduation rates, burnout, and early retirement.

According to Wallstreetcn, Naspers repurchased 1.771604 million shares at an average price of 35.9873 euros during the week of September 7-11, for a total of more than 63.7 million euros, equivalent to more than $74.1 million.

According to CNBC, Nike co-founder Phil Knight and his wife, Penny, will donate $1.1 billion to Providence St. Vincent Medical Center in Oregon and its Providence Heart Institute. The gift is one of the largest donations to a healthcare institution in American history, according to a press release, and follows the couple's $2 billion donation last year to Oregon Health & Science University's Knight Cancer Institute. The latest donation will help create Oregon's first hospital dedicated to women's health and support cardiological care at Providence's eight hospitals across the state. Providence said the money will also be used to recruit physicians, fund technological innovation and clinical trials, and support personalized patient treatment. Dr. Dan Oseran, executive medical director of the Providence Heart Institute, said the Knights' funding helped start a successful heart transplant program and allowed the hospital to recruit staff and give physicians more time for research and administrative work.

A federal judge dealt a setback to Susquehanna International Group’s lawsuit over alleged insider trading tied to a Chinese regulatory crackdown, denying a request to keep the traders’ accounts frozen, according to Bloomberg. The firm said it lost tens of millions of dollars.

Developers are finding ways to run Claude Code with cheaper non-Anthropic models from rivals such as OpenAI. According to Sina Finance, the issue surfaced after Anthropic Claude Code lead Boris Cherny was drawn into an online dispute last month. Developer Alex Gateman wrote a proxy program that connected Claude Code to OpenAI's GPT-5.6 Sol model, and said his account was banned by Anthropic about 15 minutes after he submitted his first batch of coding requests on Claude. Claude Code is popular because it includes a full toolset that can read and run files, search code repositories, and execute multiple tasks in parallel. But the framework itself does not require Anthropic's own models, and many developers use third-party models to cut costs. Gateman's post drew more than 1 million views within hours. OpenAI's Codex lead Thibault Sottiaux said users should decide which model works best for them, while Cherny said Anthropic does not prohibit developers from using Claude Code with other vendors' models. Anthropic later restored Gateman's account and apologized privately. The company does not block proxy connections, but people familiar with the matter said its official view is that the tool works best with its own models and that self-built proxies can increase the risk of prompt-injection attacks. A spokesperson for Anthropic said the company has Claude models designed for different tasks, from high-difficulty work to cases where speed and cost matter most. The practice also reduces Anthropic's revenue because token fees go to the model provider being used behind Claude Code. OpenRouter competitor Not Diamond founder Thomas Hernando Kaufman said the approach is spreading among developers, and OpenRouter's public dashboard shows 366 different models have been connected to Claude Code so far. Adam Kosh, who is building an AI startup for manufacturing, said he uses OpenRouter and Concentrate to drive Claude Code with non-Anthropic models for industrial coding work. He estimated the setup preserves about 97% of output quality while cutting costs by about 60%.

DoorDash will invest $125 million in Wonder and acquire Wonder's campus dining business for $300 million. According to Sina Finance, the two companies said the deal also leaves open the possibility that DoorDash could take over Wonder's delivery business in the future. Wonder operates its own kitchens and offers delivery meals under its own brand, making it a competitor to DoorDash in some respects. DoorDash said its model is to handle delivery orders for partner restaurants. The companies also said DoorDash's investment will count toward Wonder's $650 million Series D financing announced in July. The campus dining business was originally acquired by Grubhub in 2018, and students can place orders through a mobile app for delivery from restaurants on campus.

Carlyle Group Deputy CIO of Global Credit and Head of Direct Lending Alex Chi said credit portfolios remain resilient, according to Bloomberg. Speaking with Bloomberg’s Dani Burger on the sidelines of Carlyle’s Global Investor Conference in Washington, Chi also discussed where Carlyle sees the best opportunities in credit and AI’s impact on credit markets.

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