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AO World says inflationary pressures are easing, as it returns to profit

Electrical goods retailer reports pre-tax profits of £8m in year to end of March after big restructure

‘It has lost its appeal’: Canary Wharf faces an uncertain future

London’s docklands financial district is facing the loss of major firms such as HSBC and its owners are having to innovate to stem the exodus

Morrisons to close Bradford packing plant putting 450 jobs at risk

Cost-cutting measure in home city comes as supermarket grapples with rising cost of servicing its £7.5bn debt

Food inflation starting to fall, says Sainsbury’s as sales rise

Like-for-like sales up 9.8% in quarter and supermarket says it has put more than £60m into cutting prices of basics

Alcohol-free beer: thirst for healthier options fuels jump in UK sales

Rise in demand also down to brands launching no- and low-alcohol products with more ‘authentic’ taste

Fuel retailers to be made to publish live prices after using UK motorists as ‘cash cows’

Drivers paying more for petrol and diesel than before Covid because of weakened competition, says CMA

M&S offers money off children’s clothes in exchange for used school uniforms

Promotion is designed to help parents who are struggling to afford clothes amid cost of living crisis

Tesco appoints Burberry boss as chair to replace John Allan

Gerry Murphy to start on 1 September after Allan stepped down following allegations of inappropriate behaviour

John Lewis defends plans to build 10,000 rental homes on its land

Group has submitted planning application for projects in west and south-east London in face of criticism

Bargain hunters bolster UK sales at B&M and H&M

Upbeat figures from discounter and fashion chain follow similar updates from Next and Primark

Hello, Bookstore review – indie bookshop owner’s story is the perfect page-turner

Adam Zax’s unhurried fly-on-the-wall documentary captures the gentle rhythms and flow of life in a Massachusetts bookstore

Boots to close 300 shops despite strong quarterly sales

Announcement will add to recent speculation that owner Walgreens is preparing to put firm up for sale again

‘Greedflation’? The MPs missed the target when grilling the grocers

MPs would have done better to wait until CMA had opined on supermarket prices – they would have known where to focus

Morrisons’ boss admits supermarket chains have hiked profits on petrol

David Potts was one of several executives of major grocers being quizzed by MPs over accusations of profiteering

Shop price inflation easing, say top UK retailers before key meeting with MPs

British Retail Consortium says figure eased to 8.4% in June from 9% in May

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