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Boss of easyfundraising vows to fight easyJet owner’s trademark claim

James Moir says his company’s branding is not remotely similar to easyGroup’s and calls its lawsuit ‘a bit mean’

Lifestyle brand FatFace set to be taken over by Next

FTSE 100 fashion chain has been buying up rivals since pandemic and could reach deal by end of week

LVMH hit by growth slowdown amid fall in demand for high-end drinks

Rising inflation and global instability also blamed for fall in revenue growth in third quarter

UK grocery inflation slows again as butter price falls 16p in a year

Shoppers searching out deals as sunnier September lifts sales of ice-cream and burgers

Britons cut back on eating out and takeaways to save for festive splurge

Credit card spending figures show shift towards saving as retailers report dip in visits

Labour’s Defra team vows to get tough on pollution and protect farmers

Strategy for governing includes taking on firms that contaminate environment and getting supermarkets to pay fair price to farmers

From frumpy sandal chic to mainstream appeal: will Birkenstock IPO be a perfect fit?

Recent footwear flotations have not fared well but German brand hopes to buck trend with multibillion listing in US

Waitrose in talks with Amazon over online grocery deal, says report

Supermarket said to be considering third-party deal after share of UK market falls

‘Customers are coming to us crying’: staff mourn as Wilko exits high street

With the hardware and homeware retailer’s last stores closing, devoted regulars say they will miss it dearly

How the UK’s dying high streets are being given new life by pop-up shops and galleries

When big names such as Wilko and Woolworths close up and move out, community projects can step in and fill the vacuum

Was John Lewis boss Sharon White too clever for the cruel retail world?

The ex-civil servant took some tough decisions at the retail chain, but hired ‘theory’ people when she needed to get to grips with the detail, say insiders

Crocs to launch cowboy boot design complete with spurs

Company says the boots, available to buy from 23 October, have been widely requested by regular Crocs wearers

Indie companies worry as major labels intervene in vinyl and CD distribution

Independent labels say their acts have missed out on chart positions because of Utopia’s distribution problems and now there are concerns about Sony and Universal backing the company

Tesco says food inflation falling as it cuts price on 2,500 items

Average 12% reduction comes as more affordable own-brand products introduced in Express stores

UK food prices fall in September for first time in two years, figures show

Average food basket down by 0.1% amid fierce supermarket competition, says the British Retail Consortium

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