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      The Debate: Should the UK relax Sunday trading laws?

      Bustling Oxford Street in 1909, with horse-drawn buses, shoppers, and storefronts like J.GRILL and NESTLES MILK.

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  • John Lewis and Waitrose to introduce flexible working for head office staff

    July 5, 2021

    Bosses at John Lewis and Waitrose have confirmed they will introduce flexible working for all staff based at the company’s head offices. The announcement by the employee-owned retailer came after Boris Johnson confirmed plans to lift most lockdown restrictions on 19 July, including an end to the government’s work from home guidance. “If restrictions are [...]

  • Hospitality chiefs celebrate 19 July announcement but warn of long road to recovery

    July 5, 2021

    The hospitality industry welcomed Boris Johnson’s lockdown easing announcement this evening with open arms, but still fears the hangover from Covid-19 restrictions will damage trade. Business owners in the industry have hailed the government decision to lift compulsory restrictions on so-called “Freedom Day”, meaning pubs, bars and restaurants will be able to operate at full [...]

  • Major investor LGIM calls for more detail on Morrisons property portfolio before voting on takeover

    July 5, 2021

    Legal & General Investment Management (LGIM), one of Morrisons’ biggest shareholders, has called for more detail on Morrisons’ property portfolio before it votes on a private equity takeover bid. Over the weekend Morrisons accepted a £6.3bn takeover offer by a consortium of funds led by private equity firm Fortress. But this morning rival Apollo said [...]

  • Sainsbury’s plans £50m in price cuts as supermarket wars with Aldi and Lidl heat up

    July 5, 2021

    Sainsbury's plans £50m in price cuts as supermarket wars with Aldi and Lidl step up

  • Morrisons: Amazon Fresh deal could be key factor in takeover battle of the summer

    July 5, 2021

    Morrisons’ supply deal with Amazon could be a major factor in what is shaping up to be the biggest takeover battle of the summer, with the scale and scope of Amazon offering bidders a unique chance to be part of what could be a major market upset. This morning Morrisons share price rocketed more than [...]

  • John Lewis to build 10,000 rental homes

    July 5, 2021

    Retailer John Lewis will build 10,000 rental homes over the next few years, in a move into the residential property market. Tenants will have a choice of renting fully furnished with John Lewis products or using their own, according to reports. The move will give the business a long-term, stable income, and provide new job [...]

  • Bidding war on the cards after Morrisons accepts £6.3bn takeover

    July 4, 2021

    Rival private equity firms are reportedly considering entering a rival bid to Morrisons’ £6.3bn takeover, which was announced yesterday. The UK supermarket chain’s board accepted a 252p-a-share offer by private equity group Fortress, after an earlier £6bn bid by a different firm was turned down two weeks ago. The total value of the deal is [...]

  • Sunday papers: Face mask wearing and one metre-plus rule to end on 19 July

    July 4, 2021

    Enforced mask wearing will end and social distancing will no longer be required as part of “freedom day” unlocking on July 19, reports have suggested. Boris Johnson is understood to be preparing to update the nation this week on his plans for easing coronavirus restrictions in England, with multiple newspapers suggesting the Prime Minister believes [...]

  • Amazon, Starbucks and Ikea among retailers demanding new laws against violence in shops

    July 4, 2021

    A total 100 of the UK’s major retailers, including Aldi, Costa and Primark, have called upon the Prime Minister to help tackle escalating abuse and violence against retail workers. In a letter to Boris Johnson, the retailers asked him to support an amendment to the Police, Crime and Sentencing and Courts Bill that they believe [...]

  • Easing of lockdown restrictions expected to slow growth at online retailer Ocado

    July 2, 2021

    The easing of lockdown restrictions is expected to have slowed down soaring retail sales growth at Ocado as the online retailer unveils it latest trading performance next week. It was among UK grocery firms to see sales spark amid strong demand for home deliveries after the Government enforced lockdown restrictions and forced hospitality operators to [...]

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