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  • Retailers hit back at Healey’s ‘profiteering’ threat

    August 3, 2026

    Retailers have hit back at the Chancellor’s warning against profiteering, saying they will prove they have fought hard to keep food prices down during the Iran war. Chancellor John Healey said at the weekend that the Treasury is prepared to crack down on any retailers which are taking Brits “for a ride” by using the [...]

  • Can a team of retail veterans solve Argos’ catalogue of woes?

    July 31, 2026

    The death of the Argos catalogue in 2021 after nearly half a century prompted a period of mourning for many in Britain – including the retailer’s new owner. “I used to sit around the kitchen table putting green shield stamps into books,” Richard Pennycook said on Friday, referring to the original iteration of the catalogue. [...]

  • Social media ban driving ‘screen-free’ sales, The Works boss says

    July 23, 2026

    The boss of discount retailer The Works has said the government’s crackdown on social media usage has driven customers towards the “screen-free activities” offered in his stores. Gavin Peck, chief executive of the Aim-listed retailer, believes Labour’s incoming social media ban has pushed up demand among parents for analogue activities for their children and was [...]

  • Mike Ashley’s Frasers ups stake in Hugo Boss as takeover pressure mounts

    July 21, 2026

    Frasers Group has pushed its stake in Hugo Boss above the threshold forcing it to make an offer for the whole firm, piling pressure on the German fashion house to accept its £1.7bn bid. The fashion group, which owns Sports Direct and Flannels, said on Tuesday that it had bought 2.5m new shares in Hugo [...]

  • Warehouse tax could threaten high street businesses, Burnham warned

    July 20, 2026

    Andy Burnham‘s plans to hike taxes on warehouses to pay for business rates cuts for pubs and shops could backfire and raise costs for high street businesses, industry figures have warned. The UK Warehousing Association (UKWA), a trade body representing retailers including Amazon, Co-op and John Lewis, has written to the new Prime Minister urging [...]

  • Retailers urge Burnham to slash tax and back youth employment

    July 16, 2026

    Retailers have called on Andy Burnham to slash their taxes and help them to employ young people in a raft of demands for the Prime Minister-to-be. The British Retail Consortium (BRC), a trade body representing the UK’s biggest retailers, has urged Burnham to “buy into retail” as part of his pledge to back local communities [...]

  • Burnham urged to go further to fix ‘broken’ business rates

    July 14, 2026

    Incoming Prime Minister Andy Burnham must broaden his plans to reform the “broken and unsustainable” business rates system, hospitality and retail industry leaders have warned. The former mayor of Greater Manchester has already pledged to slash business rates for high street firms but a coalition of trade bodies has urged him to go further. Ros [...]

  • M&S chair: Tax and employment costs holding back Britain

    July 7, 2026

    Rising taxes and employment costs are holding businesses back from investing in Britain and helping it “prosper,” an M&S boss has said.  Archie Norman, chairman of the retail giant and former chief executive of Asda, told shareholders on Tuesday that these “big regulatory headwinds” are “not making it easier to invest and prosper in Britain”. [...]

  • H&M misses sales target as cost-cutting leaves retailer understocked

    June 25, 2026

    H&M slumped to lower than expected sales and profit as the retailer warned that its cost-cutting drive is leaving some stores unable to keep up with demand. The Swedish-listed firm took 54.8bn kronor (£4.2bn) in sales in the three months to the end of May, flat year on year. Its operating profit jumped by 11 [...]

  • UK risks becoming ‘dumping ground’ for Temu and Shein, retailers warn

    June 23, 2026

    The UK risks becoming a “dumping ground” for online fast-fashion giants like Shein and Temu once a European crackdown on those firms comes into effect, leading retailers have warned. High street firms including Primark and Accessorize told City AM they risk facing tougher rivalry from foreign fast-fashion sellers if the UK does not clamp down [...]

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