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Sunak food summit promises star guest and lots of rhubarb

It’s hard to see the PM’s talks with farmers, store chiefs and the (rumoured) odd TV star producing concrete proposals

Why are UK food prices still rocketing and when will it stop?

Costs are falling yet shopping bills rise. Something doesn’t add up and experts point to ‘greedflation’ on the part of big retailers

What has gone wrong at John Lewis and Waitrose – and can they survive?

Sharon White has survived a staff rebellion, but the boss of middle England’s favourite retailer is under pressure to rethink her strategy

Tesco boss earned almost £4.5m in 2022 despite profits halving

As shoppers faced price rises, Ken Murphy’s basic salary rose, although his overall pay package fell

THG shares fall after failed takeover talks with Apollo

Investors, who have wiped out 90% of THG’s market value since September 2020, react to the latest development

Sharon White still needs to be clearer about John Lewis’s mutual status

How can there be ‘no question’ of demutualisation if the board ‘could consider’ bringing in an outside investor?

Fast fashion but slow progress at loss-making Asos

Covid lockdown boom masked flaws until it didn’t – and the loss of £291m in six months was worse than expected

John Lewis staff rebuke Sharon White over losses but back her to continue

Retailer to remain employee-owned, vows chair after row about reported plans to sell stake in partnership to investors

Asos falls £291m into the red as shoppers return to high street

‘Challenging trading backdrop' for online fashion retailer, with sales down more than expected

John Lewis boss faces confidence vote as business considers ways to seek new funds

Sharon White wants to bring in investors to build flats above stores, potentially leading to the sale of stake in the business

Tesco chair accused of inappropriate behaviour by four women

Exclusive: John Allan, a prominent business leader and former CBI president, denies all but one of the allegations

Deloitte under investigation over audit for retailer Joules

Financial Reporting Council to look at group’s 2021 accounts, a year before it went into administration

Sainsbury’s cuts prices of own-label bread and butter

Move by UK’s second-largest supermarket raises hopes that food inflation will start to come down

UK shoppers cut spending amid pressure on Bank of England over inflation

Sluggish retail sales and credit card spending figures add to fears for British economy

In defence of UK supermarkets: they probably aren’t profiteering

Sainsbury’s and Tesco figures show profit levels aren’t eye-watering, but historically normal

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