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British households and firms cut enough peak-time energy use to power 10m homes

Payments were given in scheme to reduce electricity consumption during periods of high demand to help avoid winter blackouts

John Lewis staff rebuke Sharon White over losses but back her to continue

Retailer to remain employee-owned, vows chair after row about reported plans to sell stake in partnership to investors

Asos falls £291m into the red as shoppers return to high street

‘Challenging trading backdrop' for online fashion retailer, with sales down more than expected

It’s official: billionaires aren’t the brainboxes they like to believe

The obscene wealth of many CEOs is less a result of intelligence and more down to luck, background and personality, writes Arwa Mahdawi

John Lewis boss faces confidence vote as business considers ways to seek new funds

Sharon White wants to bring in investors to build flats above stores, potentially leading to the sale of stake in the business

Skipton’s 100% mortgage for renters offers hope – but not without risk

Much depends on the housing market and there’s no agreement on how that’s faring right now

Annual UK house price growth hits 10-year low; China’s imports in surprise tumble – as it happened

UK house prices rose in annual terms by just 0.1% in April, the smallest increase since December 2012, mortgage lender Halifax reports

Three UK water bosses give up bonuses after anger over sewage

Chief executives of Yorkshire Water and Thames Water and owner of South West Water decline payouts

Annual UK house price growth slows to lowest level in more than a decade

Property values in south of England fall most, while West Midlands records strongest growth

About 700,000 UK households missed rent or mortgage payment last month

Which? figures show Britons struggling with loans, cards and bills as interest rates and inflation soar

UK mortgage lender to offer first 100% loans since 2008 crisis

Skipton building society aims product at renters who cannot save enough for a deposit

UK solar energy firm offers ‘shared’ scheme that could save £200 a year

Company behind Devon venture hopes it will become a blueprint for projects owned by consumers

How to get a better mobile phone deal in the UK

With above-inflation increases, tips and tricks to find the right plan are even more important

HSBC investors reject plan to split bank in meeting disrupted by climate protest

Majority of shareholders reject proposal to spin off Asian operations, after hour of disruption from campaigners

Mortgages for new UK first-time buyers up ‘nearly £200 a month’ on a year ago

Rightmove says rise is due to combination of higher home loan rates and record asking prices for properties

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