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Wilko to close ‘majority of stores’ with loss of thousands of jobs

UK retailer, which has about 400 shops, likely to shut some branches ‘in near future’ after no buyer found

First ‘not for EU’ labels appear on supermarket food in Northern Ireland

Labels required on some items from October on back of updated post-Brexit deal seen in Asda

Boots baby formula ads on Google broke rules, says UK watchdog

Retailer apologises for error, with such advertising banned in case it discourages breastfeeding

Rapid grocer Getir to cut 2,500 jobs in five countries including UK

Move is latest sign of falling demand in delivery market amid cost of living crisis and since end of lockdowns

Meet the Gredes: the couple behind Kim Kardashian’s £3bn underwear brand Skims

The husband and wife who run the multibillion-dollar label may soon become as famous as the stars they work with

Coles posts $1.1bn profit amid grocery price surge and cost-of-living crisis

Coles expands profit margins and posts a 4.8% rise in full-year annual profit

Scam websites lure in Wilko customers with offers such as £4.99 sofa

Shoppers warned to be careful with sales as collapsed budget chain only selling goods in its stores

Bah, humbug! Christmas comes too early for north Wales shoppers

Yuletide goods on sale alongside summer lines and before Halloween items annoyed locals in Home Bargains in Denbigh

Waitrose offers free coffees for police officers amid shoplifting rise

Initiative aims to increase police presence as retailer sees rise in theft and aggression

Top Marks: which UK retailers pass the ‘worth the money’ test on school uniforms?

Supermarkets, high street chains and specialist brands put to the test over fit, quality and how it washes

Back to school: do uniforms really need to cost a fortune?

Different rules mean some parents have to shell out for pricey gear while others buy on the high street

England fans to splash out on food, drink and TVs for Women’s World Cup final

Supermarkets, pubs and advertisers the winners as supporters prepare for match against Spain

Christmas and Halloween items in Wilko ‘everything must go’ sale

Administrators try to secure rescue deal for retailer, with talks expected to go on well into next week

Wet weather dampens retail sales in Great Britain

Shoppers shun high street as quantity of goods bought falls 1.2% month on month in July

Ministers criticised for scrapping new food waste laws for England

Mandatory reporting for large and medium-sized businesses would lower prices and help climate, say campaigners

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