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Primark owner upgrades profit outlook as shoppers seek holiday outfits

Associated British Foods says group sales rose by 16% with steeper prices helping to drive Primark’s growth

‘Hypoallergenic’ items sold at Superdrug and Boots fail allergy test

One in three products including shampoos, deodorants and wet wipes found to contain skin allergens

Investigation reveals UK’s freshest and least fresh online groceries

Shoppers for consumer group Which? ordered 1,800 items to test the average shelf life at six retailers

Warm weather pushes up retail sales in Great Britain as people turn to outdoor goods

Rise of 0.3% in May comes as separate survey shows UK services company sales grew this month

True believers in Ocado should not be tempted by Amazon

The speculated bid price of £8 today should not excite those who think a return to £28 is conceivable

Ocado shares soar on takeover rumours

Largest shareholder says online supermarket should stay listed in UK after speculation Amazon among firms considering a bid

UK inflation: which goods and services have risen most in price?

From gig tickets to video games to air fares, costs soared in May as food and drink prices also rose sharply

Why is inflation in the UK worse than in other major economies?

While the rate has fallen from its October peak of 11.1%, the figure for May remains stubbornly high

Inflation forces supermarkets to up £1 items to £1.25, data shows

Kantar survey is released day before official figures expected to show a slight easing in UK inflation rate

Mike Ashley’s Frasers Group buys 5% Boohoo stake in online shopping spree

Sale adds to flurry of investments by owner of Sports Direct, including in Currys, AO and Asos

UK supermarket supplier’s chickens given antibiotics critical for humans

Investigation of meat sourced by Polish firm that sells frozen poultry to Lidl, Asda and Iceland raises superbug concerns

Pay rises and warm weather drive surprise rise in Next sales

Retailer, which is considered good barometer of consumer spending, upgrades annual profit forecast

Peloton’s lockdown boom grinds to a halt as UK sales slide

Full-year results reflect slowdown for interactive exercise bike firm viewed as ‘winner’ from pandemic

Shrinkflation: don’t want to upset customers with price rises? Just make your product smaller

A growing list of companies are increasing profits and passing on costs by shrinking their products, meaning customers pay the same amount for less

Tesco boss: food inflation has probably peaked but prices will stay high

Ken Murphy says higher costs of grocery imports because of Brexit are partly to blame for rising prices

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