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  • Week Ahead: Aldi and Lidl tightening the screw on Sainsbury’s as retailers fight to retain price-wary customers

    April 23, 2023

    The supermarket giant is set to report a fall in annual pre-tax profits this week, posting up to £690 million, down from £730 million last year. According to the latest Kantar survey, Sainsbury’s reported a strong 12-week sales growth of 12 per cent at the end of March, but fell short of rivals Aldi and [...]

  • Oxford Street on cusp of something really ‘special’, New West End chief says

    April 23, 2023

    Oxford Street is on the cusp of something “really special” and “exciting”, the chief of the New West End company has said, as store development and a boost in international tourism signals a return to better times for London’s most iconic shopping district.  Dee Corsi, who oversees operations for the retail strip which spans from [...]

  • Services sector reaches 13-month high but UK growth ‘lopsided’ as consumers raid the storecupboard

    April 21, 2023

    Growth of Britain’s services sector has reached a year-high in April, a closely watched survey has revealed.  Figures released this morning in S&P Global/CIPS flash UK purchasing managers’ index, show output rose to 53.9 in April from 52.2 in March. The survey showed that private sector growth had increased for the third consecutive month, beating [...]

  • Sunak accused of ‘dither’ on decision to sack deputy PM Raab over bullying report

    April 21, 2023

    Dominic Raab is determined to battle on as Rishi Sunak ponders whether to sack the Deputy Prime Minister after receiving a report into whether he bullied officials. After being accused of “dither”, the Prime Minister was taking a second day to determine whether he will kick Mr Raab out of his Cabinet as he reviews [...]

  • Retail: Sixth wettest March on record dampens sales as shoppers’ fail to weather inflation hike

    April 21, 2023

    Retail sales fell 0.9 per cent in March as wet weather conditions and high inflation hit consumer spending during the month. Despite Mother’s Day falling within the month retail, non-food sales  such as clothing and homeware, fell by 1.3 per cent as the sixth wettest March on record since 1836 deterred shoppers from hitting the [...]

  • UK economy in ‘early stages of recovery’ as families shrug off inflation and interest rate hikes

    April 21, 2023

    Britain’s economy could be in the early stages of a recovery, with consumers holding up pretty well under the pressure of high inflation and interest rate increases, a closely watched survey out today indicates. Families’ outlook on how well the economy will perform over the coming year is improving, while confidence in their own personal [...]

  • Are men embarrassed to eat Coronation quiche?

    April 20, 2023

    As the King’s Coronation looms, and with it, it’s signature quiche, Adam Bloodworth admits he’s one of many men embarrassed to order the eggy flan Who eats quiche? The egg based tart has a dry image, seen these days as the preserve of grandparents, academics, and people who can’t be bothered to make lunch. It’s [...]

  • FCA will ‘keep its eyes’ on banks’ Q1 results for evidence of savings rate profiteering

    April 20, 2023

    Savers are facing a rising “loyalty penalty” from high street banks, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has warned. Customers banking with the UK’s big name lenders are likely to earn less competitive interest rates on their savings over time, while new savers are given more attractive offers, the City watchdog told MPs today. “Harm” from [...]

  • Flat packing in the USA: Ikea invests £1.7bn in stateside arm

    April 20, 2023

    Ikea will invest €2bn (£1.7bn) into the US market, its biggest investment into a single market to date, as the home furnishings giant looks to capitalise on the current economic climate.  The flat pack retailer said it plans to open eight new sites in the US alongside nine planning studios and order points, The Financial [...]

  • Mulberry lifted by strong China sales as luxury handbag maker shrugs off cost of living crisis

    April 20, 2023

    Despite a challenging macro-economic background, luxury fashion brand Mulberry has announced an “improvement” in retail revenue over the second half of the year in its trading update for the year ending 1 April 2023. The British heritage brand – known for its iconic handbags – reported that revenue was slightly ahead of last year, with [...]

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