Tesco puts squeeze on suppliers so it can cut grocery prices for customers

As market moves from ‘inflation to deflation’, supermarket wants to get ahead of rivals

UK supermarket food prices up by more than 25% in two years, says Which?

Retailers should be forced to display detailed price information on loyalty card deals, says consumer group

London losing out to Paris and Milan over tourist shopping, says Burberry

British brand’s sales jump by 18% year on year on back of post-Covid bounceback in China

Bans, boxing and buzz: how Prime became a highly desirable, totally notorious drink

The brand was launched last year by influencers Logan Paul and KSI, and has ridden a wave of controversy to generate $250m of sales. Ultraprocessed and unpalatable - what is its secret?

HSBC set off a scam alert over my John Lewis Partnership credit card

It claimed it had been transferred, and asked me to set up a direct debit

UK retailers report sizzling sales in hot June weather

Shoppers snap up barbecue food, swimwear, beach towels, outdoor games and garden furniture in June

Attorney general and close family hold £130,000 in shares in six FTSE 100 firms

Exclusive: Victoria Prentis’s shareholdings not disclosed in registers despite potential for conflicts of interest

‘Everything’s going up’: what happens to Australia’s shops when customers cut back?

Bakeries, bars and takeaway outlets take a hit amid the cost-of-living crisis as prices rise and people spend less

Parcel thefts from UK doorsteps soaring, new figures reveal

‘Porch piracy’ increase put down to people returning to offices and fallout from Royal Mail strikes

How much?! See how the cost of a barbecue has gone up in the UK

Sausages up 31%, burgers up 64% … add your favourite foods to our interactive to see for yourself how inflation has pushed up the price in the past five years

Currys shoppers cut back on smart speakers and laptops as inflation bites

Electricals retailer forecasts another tough year and says many customers are turning to credit

Not just an AGM, it’s an M&S AGM – retailer should at least give shareholders a cuppa

The Marks & Spencer chairman’s digital push is good for access – but shareholders should be encouraged to turn up

Bank governor accuses UK retailers of overcharging on petrol and other goods

Unnecessarily high fuel prices will have to be tackled to help reduce inflation, suggests Andrew Bailey

Deliveroo dinner parties and overcooking eggs: Britons’ kitchen skills and blunders revealed

Fifth of survey respondents had ‘no confidence’ in kitchen, with microwave identified as ‘gadget we cannot live without’

Leicester fined £880,000 for restricting online kit sales with JD Sports

Competition and Markets Authority says Leicester City and JD admitted they broke competition law