Where Cash Is No Longer King
Speed and convenience remain the key drivers of electronic point-of-sale systems, writes Jimmy Nicholls.
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Speed and convenience remain the key drivers of electronic point-of-sale systems, writes Jimmy Nicholls.
The cyberattacks on European supermarkets make operational technology (OT) a board-level risk, writes GlobalData’s David Bicknell. The post Why European supermarket cyberattacks…
A decade after the discount supermarket introduced Kevin the Carrot as part of its festive advertising, Katie Searles asks if Aldi needs to retire the anthropomorphic vegetable……
According to cyber experts, it is virtually certain that the hackers who attacked the refrigeration systems of dozens of European supermarkets on Sunday night were backed by the…
Morrisons and the surplus food marketplace Too Good To Go have expanded their partnership with the launch of Chilled Surprise Bags to allow customers to save more. The Chilled…
M&S posted strong first-half results for the 26 weeks ended on 26 September, with sales increasing by 16.2 per cent year-on-year to £9.2bn. The supermarket retailer’s group…
The British supermarket chain Asda has appointed David Potts (formerly of Morrisons) as CEO, effective immediately, to breathe new life into the chain. Current CEO Allan Leighton…
Ahold Delhaize posted resilient Q3 results and trimmed its outlook for FY2026 due to disruption caused by recent cybersecurity incident.
Albania’s government has announced a series of measures to ease financial pressures on households and strengthen consumer rights.
Marks & Spencer said its first-half profit rebounded from last year's cyberattack-hit level, but was down on a two-year basis.
ANGED has presented a letter to the government urging a reform placing economic competitiveness at the centre of national policy.