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After years on the ropes, is M&S finally turning around?

Sane financing and a brutal restructuring have helped the retailer return to the FTSE 100

Superdry suspends trading in its shares as full-year results delayed

Fashion retailer expects to report figures by end of this week after missing 29 August deadline

Marks & Spencer on track to return to FTSE 100 as pre-tax profits soar

Retailer promises to restart dividend payments as strong sales prompt share price surge

Wilko closures and job losses on hold as administrator considers rescue bids

Restructuring specialist M2 makes potential offer alongside HMV owner Doug Putman

UK food prices as big a concern for consumers as energy bills, Which? finds

Pace of food inflation continued to slow in August, data shows, but trust in supermarket sector at decade-low

Wilko: union seeks urgent meeting with business secretary over administrators

GMB asks Kemi Badenoch to ensure PwC considers all bids for collapsed retailer as 12,500 jobs are at stake

Wilko administrators urged to accept rescue deal after second bid

Last-minute white knight bid worth £90m from M2 Capital follows earlier offer from owner of HMV

Bumpy ride for billionaire brothers who banked on Asda’s success

Blackburn’s Moshin and Zuber Issa took over the supermarket promising investment to make it the UK’s second-largest chain, but the pandemic and cost of living crisis meant it did not go to to plan

John Lewis and Waitrose join drive to make reusable period products cheaper

Price of more than 30 different kinds of period underwear to be reduced at stores from next week

Experts sceptical Wilko deal will emerge with creditors in driving seat

Administrators put creditors’ interests over those of employees – and for creditors, liquidation may be the best option

HMV owner makes last-ditch bid to rescue Wilko

Proposal by Doug Putman could save 350 stores and 10,000 jobs as union calls for employees to be prioritised

‘Usually it’s packed in August’: UK seaside towns suffer in cost of living crisis

Torquay business owners tell of struggling to pay bills as footfall drops and people cut costs

Ten dollars for a block of cheese?! Who is making the supermarkets do this?!

It is a mystery! We may never know

UK retailers plan to cut jobs as spending slump deepens, says CBI

Barometer of retail activity falls for fourth consecutive month to lowest level since March 2021

UK retail sales weaken in ‘summer to forget’; stock markets rise as Nvidia surges – as it happened

Rolling live coverage of business, economics and financial markets as hopes for end of the rate hike cycle also boost shares

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