Upcoming price rises on The Sun likely to deliver stockists extra profit
A store selling thirty copies of the newspaper per day would make £219 extra profit per year
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Is AI the modern-day Industrial Revolution?
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UK-India FTA spells opportunity for Scotch whisky
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EXCLUSIVE: Waitrose to begin accepting digital vouchers for newspapers with PayPoint’s i-movo
Newspaper subscribers using digital vouchers will be able to buy their daily copy from Waitrose for the first time.
Booker expands American Express payment option for retailers
The enhanced agreement follows feedback from retailers and shoppers
Parfetts opens 25th UK Shop & Go store in Corby
The eight-pump site was previously a Shell forecourt and is now run by independent operator Stuart Riding
Andy Burnham targeting rate cuts for shops
"Rather than being a marker of decline, shouldn't we make our high streets the symbols of Britain's renaissance?" Burnham said
Land O'Lakes makes big bet on protein production
It announced a strategic investment in its Tulare, Calif., dairy processing facility to expand capabilities into high-value dairy protein production, positioning the cooperative…
Government launches vape packaging, flavours and shop displays consultation
The consultation includes a number of proposals to reduce vaping among children
United Wholesale Scotland offering exclusive deals through digital service
The wholesaler also recently expand into England for the first time with the purchase of Time Wholesale Services (TWS)
Healthier options the key to attracting young people into stores, research shows
The study involved the University of Southampton, Sustain and City St George's, University of London
Illegal tobacco costs UK £1.7bn in lost tax revenue
The figures come from HMRC's Measuring Tax Gaps report, which estimates revenue lost across sectors including beer, spirits, tobacco and fuel