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Almost three dozen residents accuse one of the capital’s oldest housing associations of mismanagement
UK tools and equipment provider uncovered issue while preparing for end of year audit
Purchase puts at risk 1,000 jobs at stationery chain and follows supermarket’s own shake-up affecting 2,100
Swedish retailer’s earnings also hit by cost-cutting programme
SMEs claim lack of support from suppliers has left them more exposed to soaring gas and electricity costs
Estate agent says it will report better than expected profits for last year
Frustrated retailers warn of lost sales and stock that has gone astray
Swiss watchmaker says easing of rules will ‘revitalise sales in tourist destinations’
BT, Vodafone and Kingfisher among the few that offered increases above inflation, according to FT analysis
Cash-strapped shoppers have been buying fewer bicycles
Consumers switch to air fryers and heat pump tumble dryers in response to cost of living crisis
The £740mn deal will lead to transfer of 600 branches to Danish group Stark
Broker expects UK investor sentiment to remain weak into 2023
Luxury brands say international tourists put off by decision to end VAT-free shopping in UK
Exemplars of innovation and good practice
Constructing a growth strategy that commands a majority among its MPs is a bigger problem for the Conservatives than electoral defeat
Sector particularly worried given its reliance on running multiple electrical appliances as well as heating and lighting
Pub group expects busy Christmas period but highlights rising energy, wage and interest rate costs
Customers target cheaper items after cost of living crisis squeezes UK household budgets
Move by clothing group that employs 1,600 people comes days after demise of Made.com
Plus, the other person with too many enemies is Rishi Sunak
Christian Bluhm has helped Swiss bank avoid major scandals suffered by rival Credit Suisse
Fall from €3.2bn in the third quarter of 2021 to €1.8bn
Staff are in short supply, wages are higher and inflation is showing up everywhere from stationery to cremation costs
Plus, investors expect Fed to raise interest rates to 5% and chess grandmaster sues over cheating accusations
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