Bollinger launches £350 champagne to meet soaring demand

Luxury brand capitalises after shipments hit record £5.3bn despite cost of living crisis

Boots shoppers to earn fewer Advantage card points as retailers’ costs rise

From May, loyalty card holders will collect 3p of points for every £1 spent at health and beauty chain, down from 4p

Asda and Morrisons lift buying limits on some fresh fruit and salad items

Retailers remove cap on cucumbers, broccoli and raspberries but rationing remains on tomatoes and peppers

Morrisons slumps to £1.5bn pre-tax loss after private equity takeover

Substantial portion of loss relate to finance costs, as figures underline concerns about private equity model

Look sharp! Shoulder pads and spikes are back as Paris calls time on comfort dressing

John Lewis has abandoned the floral midi; now fashion week designers have ditched puff sleeves and easy-care layers. It won’t make everyone happy …

Asda baked beans beat Heinz in Which? taste test

News that cheaper supermarket options can be tastier will please cash-strapped shoppers

Greggs to open 150 new stores despite rising staff and energy costs

Britain’s biggest bakery chain says it expects cost inflation of between 9% and 10% this year

UK shoppers slash spending as price rises and energy bills bite

February figures from BRC highlight impact of cost of living crisis on British economy before budget

UK ministers consider worker health checks to tackle labour shortages

Government also looking into allowing more hospitality staff to come from abroad

Morrisons plans to ditch at least 80 maintenance suppliers, many in its Bradford home

Exclusive: Local firms angry as debt-laden supermarket shifts to a single property maintenance provider

‘There is lots of talk and no action’: designer Amy Powney’s quest to make sustainability more than just a buzzword

In the documentary Fashion Reimagined, the founder of luxury brand Mother of Pearl tackles supply chains, reveals hard truths and is right at home meeting sheep

Five reasons why John Lewis and Waitrose are having a tough year

Financial woes, cost of living crisis and tougher competition are among problems that have led to expected second ever full-year loss

Food tsar blames shortages on UK’s ‘weird supermarket culture’

Henry Dimbleby says suppliers struggling with rising costs while locked into fixed-price contracts

UK’s drive-throughs step up a gear as posh brands take to the road

Bakery chain Gail’s is latest high-street chain hoping to serve its food through car windows

Cyber-attack on WH Smith targets personal staff details

Retailer says breach has not affected customer details, or had impact on website or general trading