PRESS DIGEST- Financial Times - Sept. 12

- JPMorgan Chase Chief Executive Jamie Dimon criticised US regulators over recent proposals for new capital rules, warning they risked making bank stocks uninvestable and would result in borrowers having to pay more for loans. - Hundreds of aircraft worldwide will be grounded over the next few years owing to problems with Pratt & Whitney engines, in a $3 billon hit to parent RTX and another setback for airlines already struggling to meet soaring post-pandemic travel demand.

The following are the top stories in the Financial Times. Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy. Headlines

- Walt Disney and Charter settle dispute that blacked out TV programming - U.S FDA approves new Covid-19 boosters from Pfizer and Moderna

- JPM CEO Jamie Dimon warns investors over bank stocks if US capital rules enacted - RTX hit with $3 bln charge from Pratt & Whitney aero engine recall

Overview - Walt Disney and Charter Communications have agreed to resolve a dispute over fees and terms, ending a 10-day stand-off that left millions of customers without premium live sports at the start of the autumn season.

- The US federal drug regulator has approved new Covid-19 boosters from Moderna and Pfizer, as it moves to contain infections from spreading more quickly in the US. - JPMorgan Chase Chief Executive Jamie Dimon criticised US regulators over recent proposals for new capital rules, warning they risked making bank stocks uninvestable and would result in borrowers having to pay more for loans.

- Hundreds of aircraft worldwide will be grounded over the next few years owing to problems with Pratt & Whitney engines, in a $3 billon hit to parent RTX and another setback for airlines already struggling to meet soaring post-pandemic travel demand. (Compiled by Bengaluru newsroom)