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Anya Hindmarch teams up with Co-op and Asda in reusable bag campaign

Designer’s tie-up is latest stage of plan to put fully recyclable plastic bags into every supermarket

Retail sales in Great Britain rise as shoppers home in on discounts

But grocery purchases fall in January, with cost of living crisis still putting households under pressure

Boohoo boss could be in line for £50m bonus

Online retailer raises incentives for senior management after slump in share price and slow Christmas sales

Aldi to hire 6,000 people across UK this year

Discount supermarket plans to open 40 new stores as business expands during cost of living crisis

Wilko plans to cut 400 jobs as part of restructuring after fall in sales

Cut-price retailer struggling as number of high street shoppers remains well below pre-pandemic levels

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

From low-fat milk to eggs, passenger transport to recreation, how costs have soared

Morrisons’ credit rating downgraded after report of poor sales and profit

Moody’s says outlook for UK’s fifth-largest supermarket, which is £7.5bn in debt, has shifted to negative

Waitrose to cut prices of own-brand basics as cost of living hits customers

High-end grocer to reduce prices of hundreds of items in its Essential range by average of 14%

Weight loss jabs to be sold via high street chemists in England

Appetite suppressant Wegovy, popular with celebrities, seen as breakthrough treatment but not permanent remedy

Amazon workers in Coventry to go on strike for seven more days

More than 310 staff to take part in stoppages after becoming first UK employees of online retailer to strike

Cheap, cool and kind to nature: how secondhand became UK fashion’s main attraction

Gen Z, influencers and celebrity stylists like Harry Lambert are changing the way we buy clothes

‘Going up and up’: UK padel and pickleball boom drives sales bounce

Surge in participation since 2019 has led to burgeoning market for specialist rackets, paddles and balls

‘We’ve got to move on’: John Lewis declares death of the floral midi dress

Fashion director Queralt Ferrer admits ‘customers love them’ but new collection ditches the flowers

Adidas could take €1.2bn revenue hit if it writes off Kanye West’s Yeezy stock

German sportswear company cut ties with rapper in 2022 over his antisemitic comments

The last tobacconist: contraband and cost of living close Ipswich institution

As MW Ashton, where smokers have gone for 77 years, prepares to shut its doors, its owners bemoan how suspected smuggling has affected competition

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