Biotechs, miners and hoteliers are snapping up crypto to boost their share prices, but experts warn of a crisis if markets crash.

Prices for hotels and Airbnbs in Edinburgh have soared as a run of sold-out Oasis concerts coincides with the annual Fringe arts festival, heaping pressure on the Scottish capital’s strained accommodation market.

In recent weeks several clients have asked investment banks to review the number of employees that have to be informed about live transactions, several bankers told the Financial Times.

Hotel prices go supersonic as Oasis gigs clash with Edinburgh Fringe

America’s corporate leaders, including Bank of America’s Brian Moynihan, Apple’s Tim Cook and Nvidia’s Jensen Huang, are doubling down on a strategy to promote their companies: butter up the US president

Israel security cabinet approves new plan to reoccupy all of Gaza

US economic data quality is declining | opinion

China’s Cosco seeks at least 20% as CK Hutchison reshapes $23bn Panama ports deal

UBS may find an opportunity in the Swiss tariff crisis | opinion

HMRC must disclose whether it used AI in tax credit decisions, court rules