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Fertility test kits: affordable and easy but there are downsides

As more people choose at-home options, doctors say they should be used with expert guidance

Tesco chair to stand down after allegations of inappropriate behaviour

John Allan, a prominent business leader and former CBI president, to leave role at AGM on 16 June

Veg box firm Riverford to be 100% staff-owned as founder sells stake for £10m

Exclusive: Guy Singh-Watson says he will continue to be involved in the business and will pay full tax on dividend

Asda plans 5% pay cut for about 7,000 workers just outside London

Supermarket is consulting about removing a 60p an hour supplement at 39 stores outside M25 despite the cost of living crisis

Party supplies firm founded by the Middletons sold after collapse

Entrepreneur James Sinclair buys Party Pieces for an undisclosed amount after administrators brought in

Burberry boss says Brexit VAT changes put UK at ‘competitive disadvantage’

Jonathan Akeroyd says axing of tax break for tourists is damaging sales in retailer’s home market

Why are eggs so expensive? Here’s what a farmer and 14,000 hens told me

British eggs now cost almost a third more than a year ago. But that hasn’t stopped producers from going bust, or getting rid of their flocks. Who or what is to blame, apart from Putin, feed prices, the supermarkets … ?

JD Sports heads for £1bn profits as it says trainers are ‘affordable luxury’

Retailer to step up expansion in US and Europe as price rises help increase bottom line

Greggs wins right to late-night opening for Leicester Square bakery store

Chain resolves heated debate with council amid concerns over antisocial behaviour

UK government urged to act as some meat and veg prices double in a year

Which? and other groups call for intervention as food industry figures gather for summit with Rishi Sunak

Boohoo swings to £91m loss as shoppers return more items

Online fashion business loses out as shoppers return to high streets after Covid lockdowns

Why enjoy the sunshine when you could torment yourself in a shopping centre?

It’s 15 years since I last visited the immense Westfield in Shepherd’s Bush, dreaming of the collapse of capitalism. It’s still standing and I’m still waiting, writes Zoe Williams

Supermarket bosses face grilling on fuel prices from watchdog

CMA says it has found evidence retailers are putting up petrol and diesel prices to unnecessarily high levels

John Lewis owner picks Saatchi & Saatchi to replace agency behind hit Christmas ads

Retailer parts ways with Adam&eveDDB as it attempts turnaround after slumping to a loss

Currys sales improve as shoppers ‘chase deals’ with credit

Customers seek energy-saving tech, repair services and consumer finance deals to stretch budgets, says CEO

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