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‘It’s just not tenable’: cost of living crisis hits sustainability sector

With shoppers prioritising cheaper gifts over sustainable ones, independent businesses are struggling to stay afloat

Elon Musk’s Twitter poll says he should step down as chief executive – as it happened

Elon Musk says he will honour the results of a Twitter poll asking whether the should resign as head of the social media platform

Girl, 7, raped at Thai factory supplying clothes for Tesco while mother worked

Exclusive: Woman recounts 2018 attack as landmark lawsuit is brought against retailer on behalf of 130 Burmese former workers

UK retailers, restaurants and clubs brace for tough run-up to Christmas

Icy weather and rail strikes dampen footfall as shoppers struggle with cost of living crisis

Ikea UK profits fall by almost a fifth despite 12% increase in sales

Higher energy bills, rising prices from suppliers and increased freight costs to blame, says retailer

Mind the gap: draught excluders are back as Britons rush to cut energy bills

The 1970s staple is once again becoming a hot product, with energy costs rising and temperatures falling

Prof Plum in the ballroom? Murder mystery board games make a Christmas killing

Shows such as The Traitors rekindle interest in classic family whodunnits such as Cluedo as modern escape room games enter the mix

‘Unexpected item’: how self-checkouts failed to live up to their promise

The kiosks promised to make life easier for shoppers and stores. Instead, they’ve done the opposite

JD Sports agrees £47.5m sale of 15 brands to Frasers Group

The deal will see Mike Ashley add Liam Gallagher’s fashion label Pretty Green to his retail empire

UK high street faces post-Christmas ‘flurry of failure’

Lacklustre festive sales leaving retailers low on funds to cope when shoppers tighten belts in new year, analysts warn

Amazon agrees deal with Games Workshop to create Warhammer TV series

Former Superman star Henry Cavill linked to project, and agreement includes film and merchandise plans

Currys no longer flavour of the month in the Scando countries

It seems nothing is ever straightforward with the UK’s foremost electrical retailer

Currys says more customers using credit in cost of living crunch

Some people trading down to cheaper models but others paying more for more energy-efficient items

Packages in ponds and trapped tarantulas: Which? lists its parcel disasters

Consumer group said many packages arrived late or were left in the pouring rain, even laptops

UK shoppers and workers kept home by rail strikes and cold snap, data shows

Fears in retail and hospitality sectors that severe drop in footfall could push some firms over the edge

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