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  • Sainsbury’s and Tesco ditch Transport for London’s Tube station Click & Collect scheme

    June 17, 2015

    It seems the retail revolution is still a little way off, after supermarket giants Sainsbury's and Tesco ditched a scheme introduced by Transport for London (TfL) to let shoppers collect their groceries at Tube stations. Read more: TfL given the green light to turn its HQ into flats The scheme, introduced amid much pomp and [...]

  • Mix it up: Breathe new life into your G&T with these artisan gins

    June 9, 2015

    Familiarity can breed contempt. Prior to the recent resurgence, such was the state of Britain’s relationship with the gin and tonic. The fire had gone out: it had become a cocktail of convenience.   It wasn’t always thus. Like all good love stories, British affection for the G&T was born in battle. It was a [...]

  • Apple Pay in the UK: These are the retailers and restaurants signed up for the July launch

    June 9, 2015

    Some of the UK's biggest retailers are lining up to start accepting Apple Pay when it launches in the UK next month.    As well as being able to use your iPhone or Apple Watch to seamlessly glide through ticket barriers on the Tube, the Silicon Valley giant has its finger hovering over the button [...]

  • Sainsbury’s, Waitrose and Asda recall “gluten free” products over fears they contain gluten

    June 7, 2015

    Three of the UK's biggest supermarkets are warning customers the “gluten-free” products they bought may contain gluten.    Asda, Sainsbury's and Waitrose have all issued statements recalling certain products branded as gluten-free, ranging from pitta breads to pizza bases and pancakes.    On its website, Asda said:   It has been brought to our attention [...]

  • Morrisons is the only big four grocer “currently on right track”, says Nielsen

    June 5, 2015

    Morrisons waits for good news for months and then three come along at once.    The supermarket – which has, until now, been one of the more unloved – has already had one set of figures prove it's the only one of the big four in growth, which in turn prompted a share price rally, [...]

  • No Waitrose, no cry: Why the music you listen to defines your social class – and Bob Marley fans are decidedly middle class

    June 4, 2015

    The music you most enjoy listening to is a strong indicator of your social class, according to new research from the University of British Columbia – and it turns out those who like reggae are surprisingly middle class.    By asking 1,600 adults from varying backgrounds about their feelings towards 21 different genres of music, [...]

  • Morrisons the only “big four” supermarket in growth

    June 2, 2015

    Is this a case of too little too late or the beginning of a turnaround? Morrisons was the only one of the “big four” supermarkets to grow over the last 12 weeks, according to latest figures by Kantar Worldpanel.    The supermarket, which this week faces demotion from the FSTE 100, managed a sluggish 0.1 [...]

  • Fighting forward: The Black Farmer’s Wilfred Emmanuel-Jones talks sausages, political incorrectness and willpower

    May 31, 2015

    Being an entrepreneur is all about timing. You can have the best-laid plans in the world, a huge amount of skill, but it’s really about catching the zeitgeist.”    This is Wilfred Emmanuel-Jones’s opening line to me. After a brief pause, he adds, “life is also all about timing”. This is something the founder of [...]

  • IPOs breathe life into stagnant small caps after investment struggle

    May 5, 2015

    Investments in the UK’s smaller companies have struggled this year, but some fund managers are hoping that newly-listed companies will help revive the sector.   Since the start of the year, small caps quoted on the FTSE Aim All-Share TR index have lagged their large-cap peers on the FTSE 100. But since April, smaller companies have [...]

  • Sainsbury’s braced for first loss in a decade as supermarkets move to downsize

    May 5, 2015

    Battling with excess space and a revival at Tesco, Sainsbury’s is having to fight harder than ever.   It is early on a weekday morning, and the first wave of customers are yet to arrive at Sainsbury’s revamped store in Wandsworth – its aisles stacked high with everything from garden furniture to Le Creuset-style saucepans [...]

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