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  • The Xmas endgame: Why retailers are wasting their money on Christmas TV adverts

    December 2, 2019

    An estimated £6.8bn has been spent on creating and buying airtime for this year’s crop of Christmas commercials — up nearly five per cent on last year’s spend.  Certainly, the ads boast high production values, but was this money well spent, or would these brands have been better off holding onto the cash and hoping [...]

  • Tesco chief resigns after turning the brand around

    November 27, 2019

    Tesco’s chief executive Dave Lewis will leave the Big 4 retailer next summer, an announcement that sent shock waves across the industry. Tesco is currently the highest-ranking retailer in the FTSE 100 thanks to Lewis’ turnaround plan implemented shortly after his arrival in 2014. At the time Tesco was facing a crisis following the million-pound [...]

  • John Lewis, Ikea, or Aldi — which 2019 Christmas advert is the winner?

    November 18, 2019

    From clumsy dragons to evil sprouts, here’s our review of the festive adverts from some of the UK’s biggest retailers. M&S Food: This Is Not Just Food… This Is M&S Christmas Food The premise of this entire advert hinges on presenters Paddy McGuinness and Emma Willis, who swan around a Christmas market for 1.30 minutes as [...]

  • Lidl sales soar as big four supermarkets struggle

    November 12, 2019

    Budget supermarket Lidl enjoyed soaring sales this autumn, as the big four grocers struggled to keep up with the German discount stores in the lead up to the crucial Christmas trading period.  Lidl was the fastest growing bricks and mortar supermarket in the 12 weeks to 3 November with a sales increase of 8.8 per [...]

  • Lidl ramps up expansion plan with 230 new stores

    November 10, 2019

    Lidl’s expansion spree is set to accelerate, with the German discounter planning 230 extra store openings. The new store plan, first reported today in the Sunday Times, is the latest in a string of bullish moves from Lidl and Aldi, which have been snapping up an increasing share of the grocery market. In a bid [...]

  • Christmas adverts 2019: Watch retailers from Argos to M&S and Amazon launch their festive ad campaigns

    November 8, 2019

    We might only be a week into November but some of UK’s biggest retailers have already launched their 2019 Christmas advert campaigns, as firms race to make the most of the crucial festive trading period after a challenging year for the high street. In what has become a festive tradition, retailers have pulled out all [...]

  • UK consumer spending growth slows under Brexit uncertainty

    November 5, 2019

    UK consumer spending slowed in October, a new report has shown, as Brits remained cautious with their money in the run-up to the missed 31 October Brexit deadline. Read more: UK economy to hit decade low even with Brexit deal, report warns Spending at the shops grew by 1.5 per cent in October year on [...]

  • Asda gives hundreds of employees extra week to sign new contracts before facing sack

    November 2, 2019

    Asda will give employees an extra week to sign new employment contracts before dismissing them with the original deadline set for today. The supermarket said workers who had yet to sign the new so-called Contract 6 would be given a seven-day “cooling-off period” to change their mind before losing their jobs. Read more: Asda rejects [...]

  • Tesco unveils new Clubcard Plus subscription scheme

    October 29, 2019

    Tesco has announced its new £96 per year subscription loyalty scheme is set to launch next week.  The supermarket said Clubcard Plus, which offers customers 10 per cent off two shops worth up to £200 each per month, could save shoppers more than £400 a year.  Read more: Analysts react to Tesco chief executive Dave [...]

  • Supermarket chain Iceland takes a hit as insurers freeze out suppliers

    October 20, 2019

    Suppliers to supermarket chain Iceland are said to have had their insurance cover cut amid concerns about the impact of Brexit on the company’s supply chain. Paris-based insurer Euler Hermes reduced the credit cover it provides to Iceland’s suppliers over the summer, while rival Atradius is also mulling a possible cut, the Sunday Times reported. [...]

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