High streets see the most shoppers since the beginning of the pandemic

The number of shoppers on high streets, in shopping centres and in retail parks last month was the highest since

July 8, 2021

Amazon accounts for a quarter of all UK online spending

Amazon commands a sizeable chunk of all UK online spending, with more than a quarter of online purchases made via

July 7, 2021

Ocado deploys lorry drivers to help with national shortage as more names ask government for help

Ocado has had to deploy some of its own lorry drivers to help its suppliers get stock to its warehouses

July 7, 2021

Kwarteng to request meeting with Morrisons boss over buyout

Business minister Kwasi Kwarteng will request a meeting with the boss of Morrisons to seek reassurances over jobs, pensions and

July 7, 2021

Wetherspoons slams government for ‘behaving like Monty Python’s Dennis Moore’ over VAT rates

Wetherspoons has hit out at the government for what is believes are unfair VAT rates on hospitality businesses, which could

July 7, 2021

Redrows expects turnover to hit nearly £2bn following strong house sales

UK housebuilder Redrows expects turnover for its 2021 financial year to be £1.94bn, following strong sales in the housing market

July 7, 2021

Foxtons’ chair steps down in wake of ‘impaired’ trading performance

Chairman Ian Barlow has announced his intention to step down from Foxtons’ board later this year, after the estate agent’s

July 7, 2021

House prices fall for the first time this year as stamp duty holiday winds down

The price of the average UK property fell last month for the first time this year, as the end of

July 7, 2021

Philip Green’s wife Tina paid £50m by Topshop administrators

Tina Green, the wife of former retail tycoon Philip Green, received £50m in May from Topshop’s administration. The £50m was

July 7, 2021

Driver shortages leave gaps on Sainsbury's shelves

The boss of Sainsbury’s has admitted the supermarket has struggle to source all of its usual products in wake of

July 6, 2021