July 15 (Reuters) - Following are the top stories in the

Financial Times. Reuters has not verified these stories and does

not vouch for their accuracy.

Headlines

- Starmer plans to introduce AI bill in King's Speech

- Google parent in talks to buy cyber security start-up Wiz

for $23 billion

- Goldman challenges Fed's demand it hold more capital after

stress test

- Donald Trump calls for unity as new details emerge of

assassination attempt

Overview

- Britain's Keir Starmer is expected to introduce a

long-awaited artificial intelligence bill this week as he seeks

to follow through on Labour's manifesto pledge to create binding

rules to govern development of the most advanced

machine-learning models.

- Google's parent company Alphabet is in talks to

buy cyber security start-up Wiz for about $23bn, in what would

be the largest acquisition in the tech group's history.

- Goldman Sachs ( GS ) has lodged an appeal with the US

Federal Reserve challenging its result in the regulator's most

recent "stress test", which is set to force the Wall Street bank

to hold a greater amount of capital.

- Donald Trump called for national unity as more details

came to light about the shooter who tried to assassinate him at

a US presidential campaign rally on Saturday.

(Compiled by Bengaluru newsroom)