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Supply chain crisis

June 2024

  • person wearing yellow sits in lifting car in front of rows of boxes

    ‘We’re asking a lot of these people’: how fragile is the global supply chain?

    A new book looks at how the pandemic highlighted issues with the supply chain and how precarious things still are

May 2024

  • a high street with major bank branch logos, including Lloyds, Barclays, NatWest and HSBC

    UK firms accused of profiteering as study finds margins rose 30% post-pandemic

    Unite union study of 17,000 firms shows sectors from energy to banking, and vets to car dealerships, profited from inflation crisis
  • Unhappy  Driver With Damaged Car After Accident

    ‘It felt like a massive scam’: the minor prangs to cars that lead to huge charges

    Readers tell us insurance premiums soared and vehicles were written off after the cost of claims soared
  • closed sign

    Feeling the pinch: why are so many Australian businesses failing?

    The high cost of living and the ‘bullwhip effect’ have had a deleterious effect, particularly on food services and building, resulting in a decade-high 10,000 collapses

March 2024

  • a Next shop storefront and sign

    Next cheers retail sector with bumper profits and price drop

    Shares hit record high as fashion and homeware chain says it ‘feels like it is entering a new era’

January 2024

  • The Sevington inland border facility, near Ashford, will process all the products coming through the port.

    How UK’s new border controls will affect plants and animal imports

  • Larry Elliott

    Economics viewpoint
    Globalisation is not dead, but it is fading: ‘glocalisation’ is becoming the new mantra

    Larry Elliott

December 2023

  • the ikea store at Greenwich, london

    Ikea warns Red Sea attacks could disrupt supplies and deliveries

    Firm says it is weighing up options to secure product availability amid Yemeni rebel attacks on shipping

November 2023

  • The seal of the Board of Governors of the US Federal Reserve System.

    Project Syndicate economists
    Did the US Federal Reserve rein in inflation? Possibly

    Jeffrey Frankel
  • This 1923 picture taken in Berlin shows laundry baskets being used to collect the increasingly bulky pay packets of workers.

    Why Germany’s economic miracle is facing a new reality

October 2023

  • Richard Partington

    Economics viewpoint
    As a global energy crisis returns, the UK push for a green economy makes even more sense

    Richard Partington
  • Shoppers on a wet Oxford Street in London

    UK interest rates will need to stay high into 2024, warns IMF

August 2023

  • Kimberley Brewery Fairgrove Developments

    ‘It’s tough out there’: cracks in UK housebuilding sector grow by the day

  • The Bank of England

    UK business confidence falls as economy slows and interest rates rise

July 2023

  • Wind turbines from Vattenfall are seen in the North Sea

    Giant windfarm off Norfolk coast halted due to spiralling costs

    Swedish energy giant Vattenfall says costs have climbed 40% due to rise in global gas prices

June 2023

  • A primark store with summer womenswear on sale

    Primark owner upgrades profit outlook as shoppers seek holiday outfits

    Associated British Foods says group sales rose by 16% with steeper prices helping to drive Primark’s growth

May 2023

  • Next store in huge shopping mall

    Next forecasts drop in spring sales amid cost of living crisis and cold weather

    Chain’s CEO Simon Wolfson warns of ‘very challenging’ 2023 after signalling price rises of 7%

April 2023

  • Larry Elliott

    Economics viewpoint
    The Bank of England was right, inflation has made us poorer. But whose fault is it?

    Larry Elliott
  • International Monetary Fund managing director, Kristalina Georgieva

    Fragmented world’s rival blocs may risk new cold war, says IMF head

March 2023

  • Food shortages in supermarkets.

    Britain’s supermarket model is not fit for purpose

    Letters: Antony Adorian, Michael Miller and Pete Lavender respond to Henry Dimbleby’s comment about the sector’s ‘weird’ culture
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