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UK firms without flexible working ‘will struggle to hire in next five years’

Entrepreneur hoping to be Tory mayoral candidate makes prediction as 4 Day Week Campaign prepares mini-manifesto

Garden water butts get a long overdue design makeover

Traditional plastic rain barrels have often been hidden away but greater focus on conservation drives design changes

Nationwide’s £100 payouts labelled ‘unfair’ by some customers

Longstanding members angry at being excluded from £340m cash giveaway, which starts next week

Tories can rule out any pre-election feelgood factor from property market

The question is not whether UK house prices will continue to fall but how big the drop will beBusiness live – latest updates

Which? reports Tesco to CMA over pricing of Clubcard offers

Consumer group contends that supermarket’s failure to provide unit prices could amount to ‘misleading practice’

HSBC temporarily withdraws mortgage deals for new borrowers

Bank removes all its ‘new business’ residential and buy-to-let products after surge in demand

UK’s biggest banks urged to increase ‘measly’ savings rates

MPs question why some savers are receiving only 0.25% despite 12 consecutive Bank of England interest rate rises

UK house prices experience annual fall for first time in decade, data shows

Price of average home in May was 1% lower than in same month last year, according to Halifax figures

UK’s top bosses paid millions despite cost of living crisis, annual reports show

Bumper earnings for National Grid and M&S chiefs come as energy firms and supermarkets are accused of ‘greedflation’

International air fares likely to keep rising, says aviation group

Passengers can expect to pay more as carriers turn to ‘greener’ fuel to meet emissions targets, warns Iata

Housebuilders cut back on construction as UK mortgage rate rises spook buyers

Work on residential building sites slips in May to weakest level since 2009

UK banks pull hundreds more home loan deals as fixed mortgage rates rise

Mortgage market turmoil prompts record numbers of people to take out loans of more than 35 years

Women’s private pensions worth 35% less than men’s in Great Britain

Survey is first major government study into what has been termed ‘the great gender pension chasm’

Mortgages: UK lenders continue to raise rates and pull deals

Record 19% of all loans taken out by first-time buyers in March were for 35 years or longer

Thames Water accused of ‘flimsy PR stunt’ over bonus as boss’s pay swells

Sarah Bentley lands £1.5m despite saying she would shun bonus amid criticism of water companies

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