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Supermarkets
Frozen food to see ‘meteoric rise’ in 2025, Iceland predicts
Iceland has forecast a rise in the popularity of frozen food, which will become a “big focus” in 2025 as…
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Features
The dynamic duo behind Charity Super.Mkt
When Wayne Hemingway and Maria Chenoweth unveiled Charity Super.Mkt, the UK’s first multi-charity shop, it was more than just a…
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DIY
DFS sales and profits rise in H1 amid market share gains
DFS has reported strong trading in its half-year results, largely driven by market share gains, lower operating costs and gross…
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High Street
Pepco plans to get Poundland ‘back on track’ following weak Q1 sales
Poundland owner Pepco has pledged that getting Poundland “back on track” is its key priority after sales at the discount…
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Clothing & Shoes
Asos to shut US distribution centre to help boost profitability
Asos is set to close its US distribution centre and instead fulfill its US orders from the UK, as part…
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Clothing & Shoes
JD Sports lowers FY guidance after ‘challenging’ winter
JD Sports has lowered its full-year guidance after it struggled with a “challenging and volatile” market over the Christmas period. …
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Supermarkets
Asda axes regional manager roles in latest restructuring
Asda’s new chairman, Allan Leighton, has reportedly told staff that multiple regional manager roles will be axed in a bid…
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Features
From comedy to commerce: Vix Leyton on the data that drives retail
In the fast-paced, data-driven world of retail analytics, Vix Leyton, Head of Content at Pepper.com, stands out for her unique…
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Clothing & Shoes
Shein’s London IPO to happen by mid-year
Shein is reportedly planning to list in London in the first half of the year, according to sources that have…
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Clothing & Shoes
Boohoo urges vote against Frasers’ motion to remove founder
Boohoo has published a new letter urging shareholders to vote against an upcoming motion to remove Mahmud Kamani as director,…
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