Katie Linsell
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The Body Shop To Close Nearly Half Its U.K. Stores
The Body Shop is preparing to close almost half of its 198 UK stores after the retailer’s British operations fell into insolvency last week.
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Inflation In U.K. Shops Drops To Lowest Rate In More Than A Year
Food inflation eased for the ninth consecutive month, with price increases up 6.1% in January, compared with 6.7% in December.
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Red Sea Shipping Crisis Could Reignite Inflation, Warns Tesco
Shipping disruption in the Red Sea could lead to inflation on some consumer goods, Tesco Plc’s chief executive officer said Thursday.
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One In Three Britons To Cut Back On Christmas Spending, PwC Says
Around 80% of those who plan to spend less blamed rising food and energy costs.
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One In Three Britons To Cut Back On Christmas Spending, PwC Says
Around 80% of those who plan to spend less blamed rising food and energy costs.
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Breakfast Index Falls For Second Time As U.K. Food Inflation Eases
The total price of all the components of a fry-up fell by 20 pence (26 cents) to £35.58 in July.
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Prices In U.K. Shops Drop For The First Time In Two Years
Prices in UK stores fell for the first time in two years, in another sign that the cost-of-living crisis is starting to ease.
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Prices In U.K. Shops Drop For The First Time In Two Years
Prices in UK stores fell for the first time in two years, in another sign that the cost-of-living crisis is starting to ease.
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Prices In U.K. Shops Drop For The First Time In Two Years
Prices in UK stores fell for the first time in two years, in another sign that the cost-of-living crisis is starting to ease.
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Inflation in UK Shops Hits Record High With Little Relief Ahead
Prices in UK stores rose at their highest rate since at least 2005 in February, as the cost-of-living crisis showed little sign of easing for cash-strapped consumers.
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Inflation in UK Shops Hits Record High With Little Relief Ahead
Prices in UK stores rose at their highest rate since at least 2005 in February, as the cost-of-living crisis showed little sign of easing for cash-strapped consumers.
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London’s Restaurants Are Emptiest Since Omicron Due To Strikes
London’s pubs and restaurants that survived Covid and the widespread adoption of working-from-home are now facing another threat — persistent train strikes.
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Shein To Spend $15 Million On Factories After Labor Abuse Claims
Fast-fashion giant Shein will spend $15 million upgrading hundreds of factories after an investigation found that two of its suppliers’ warehouses are flaunting local working-hour regulations.
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Shein To Spend $15 Million On Factories After Labor Abuse Claims
Fast-fashion giant Shein will spend $15 million upgrading hundreds of factories after an investigation found that two of its suppliers’ warehouses are flaunting local working-hour regulations.
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Starbucks’ Boss Is A Move-Fast Espresso Drinker New To Retail
Laxman Narasimhan, Starbucks' incoming CEO, is used to feeling like an outsider--one who's not afraid to make changes quickly.
