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Bitcoin price falls 16% following launch of ETFs

Financial Times: Surprise sink after SEC ruling.

‘We’ve all lost weight’: The desperate struggle to find food in Gaza

Financial Times: More than 500,000 people face ‘catastrophe’ in besieged enclave.

Office politics is not optional: Learn to play the game or you’ll be its victim

Financial Times: Experts say ignoring power structures will hold you back.

Big developer launches US$1b fund to buy distressed New York offices

Financial Times: Developer betting on a thaw in the commercial real estate market.

EV ‘bloodbath’ warning as Ford cuts F-150 Lightning output

Financial Times: Price reductions risk damaging carmakers’ financial health.

Microsoft says Russian group infiltrated some employees’ email accounts

Financial Times: Company identifies hacking group as Midnight Blizzard.

BP hopes ‘safe pair of hands’ chief can help oil major catch up with rivals

Financial Times: Newly anointed BP boss must convince investors of its strategy.

China’s population decline accelerates as economy reaches low growth target

Financial Times: Deepening property sector crisis, deflation and demographic pressures.

How a Post Office drama galvanised Britain

Financial Times: TV series sparks outrage over miscarriage of justice.

Price war for spot bitcoin ETF heats up ahead of key SEC ruling

Financial Times: BlackRock, Ark and Grayscale slash management fees.

Can ‘water batteries’ solve the energy storage conundrum?

Financial Times: Plant aims to show pumping water up mountain can work in energy system.

Cloud giants offer only limited protection to businesses over AI copyright claims

Financial Times: Amazon, Microsoft and Google pledge to defend customers from IP issues.

Boeing and supplier shares dive after mid-flight Alaska Airlines accident

Financial Times: Investigators locate door that blew out of 737 Max aircraft.

Congress leaders reach $2.6 trillion deal on spending

Financial Times: Agreement between Republicans, Democrats comes before funding deadline.

Activist investors mount record number of attacks against companies

Financial Times: More shareholders are picking proxy fights with businesses.

Fed officials said rates could remain high ‘for some time’

Financial Times: Meeting minutes appear to pour cold water on prospect for cuts.