ACS: Tax and rates holding back convenience investment
Convenience retailers invested more than £1bn in 2024, falling to around £900m in 2025 and 2026
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Greek Supermarket Prices Fall 0.15% In August - IELKA
Greek supermarket prices during August registered an inflation rate of -0.15% compared to the same month last year, notes IELKA.
Hawkstone and Wildfarmed join forces to put British farming centre stage with launch of Hawkstone Wildthing Lager
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Retailers face tighter workers’ rights rules as deadline approaches
The Employment Rights Act 2025 is a major UK law that updates worker rights and rolls out in stages across 2026 and 2027
The Friday Checkout: Erewhon presses ahead with its promise of a ‘radiant lifestyle’
The luxury California grocer famous for $30 packs of ice cubes just opened its 14th location and is developing two more.
The Weekly Closeout: Reebok partners with Hilary Duff and Saks Fifth Avenue launches fall campaign
The pop icon is the athletic retailer’s latest ambassador. Meanwhile, the department store, and sister brand Neiman Marcus, debuted seasonal campaigns.
Petco loses millions due to loyalty program
When Petco Perks launched in Q2, “customer point redemption volumes far exceeded our initial projections,” CEO Joel Anderson said.
Lululemon lowers outlook as sales fall due to weak Americas performance
Lululemon has cut its full-year forecast, as second-quarter sales plummeted due to a weakened performance in its Americas region.
Kick-Off For VOG – Here Is What The New Season Has In Store
The Consortium is preparing to face the season with production expected to be in line with last year’s and a complete portfolio.
August failed to deliver for the retail sector, new data shows
August proved to be a damp squib for the retail sector despite the heatwaves, according to the latest High Street Sales Tracker data from BDO. The post August failed to deliver…
Morrisons Foundation launches £1m community space fund
Retailer charity offers grants of up to £20,000 to refurbish local facilities across Great Britain
BRC warns high streets face mounting pressure despite August footfall improvement
Total UK footfall fell 1.7% year-on-year in August, with retail parks the only destination to record an increase in visitors