• Biden just escalated the feud with Saudi Arabia. He warned there will be “consequences” for cutting oil production. Here’s the full story.

• Angela Lansbury, “Murder, She Wrote” star, has died at 96. Lansbury won five Tonys, six Golden Globes, and an honorary Academy Award. Read about her life and legacy.

• Heathrow is bracing for what could be its busiest period in more than two years — just months after summer travel hell.

Many Europeans are concerned about power cuts this winter amid a squeeze in energy supplies. Meanwhile, the advice from former finance minister and president of the country’s government, Wolfgang Schäuble: “Just put on a sweater, or maybe a second sweater.”

Speaking with Bild-TV, Schäuble added that “you don’t have to whine about it, you have to recognize that a lot of things can’t be taken for granted.”

Governments are taking steps to keep energy use to a minimum, with many European nations switching off their holiday lights over winter — and some are even burning garbage to keep warm. However, should power cuts occur during freezing temperatures, Schäuble said “always have a few candles, matches and a flashlight at home.”

Read the full story here.

• “I made $200,000 last year ghostwriting tweets for superstar VCs.” Some investors are shelling out big bucks to writers who can make them look good — all in 280 characters or less. One ghostwriter shared how he built his booming side hustle.

• Mark Zuckerberg is making a classic Silicon Valley mistake. Zuckerberg is making a big, risky bet on the metaverse. It’s the same kind of ambitious move Marissa Mayer made at Yahoo — and one that never paid off for the company. Here’s how Meta is beginning to mirror Yahoo. 

• “Wall Street South” lives up to the hype. Ken Griffin announced earlier this year that he would be moving Citadel, his $51 billion hedge fund, to Miami. A reporter checked out Citadel’s future neighborhood — see what all the fuss is about.

• This $1.15 billion startup aimed to transform autism care. Some insiders say it failed to deliver. SoftBank-backed Elemy overpromised on its capacity to treat kids, according to more than 20 current and former employees. Read the full report here

• Doctor: “I’m very comfortable with a patient weighing 300 pounds.” A leading expert in obesity medicine says the condition is rampantly misunderstood — and many medical professionals are poorly informed. Here’s what she wants you to know.