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Moonpig flotation price, like so many, was always pie-in-the-sky thinking

You’d think fund mangers would have deployed degree of scepticism after years of overvalued businesses

UK supermarkets launch Christmas price war with 19p veg offer

Cut-price deals at Aldi, Lidl and Sainsbury’s come despite concerns over rising costs for UK farmers

Moonpig hit as cash-strapped shoppers opt for cheaper gifts

Online card retailer expects revenues of £320m rather than £350m as Royal Mail strikes also have effect

Asda plans 300 new UK convenience stores, creating 10,000 jobs

Supermarket hopes to grab bigger share of burgeoning sector, possibly threatening Sainsbury’s second position

UK households will spend 10% more on Christmas dinner, research finds

Kantar finds families will spend average of £31 despite grocery price inflation slowing for first time in 21 months

High cost of infant formula putting babies in danger, UK charities warn

Vulnerable families resorting to watered down formula or unsuitable food such as porridge, say campaigners

UK retailers boosted by November sales of winter coats and hot water bottles

Total sales rose by 4% but figures were helped by inflation masking lower volumes, says BRC

Mike Ashley’s Frasers Group serves Coventry City FC eviction notice

Club has no continuing rights after refusing to sign new tenancy agreement, says stadium’s owner

Cleaning cuts and chilly stores: the secret diary of a Tesco manager

The view from the shopfloor as the UK’s biggest supermarket tries to protect profits while keeping prices down

Going, going gone: how Made, millennials’ favourite sofa-maker, wound up under the hammer

It gave its customers low prices by making them wait. So why did the dream of affordable luxury end with a mountain of boxes in a Port Talbot warehouse?

Currys drops Royal Mail ‘for now’ as strikes threaten deliveries

Retailer says its responsibility is to ensure customers ‘get hold of their technology’ for Christmas

John Lewis and Waitrose to dim lights and cut temperatures to save energy

Partnership firm predicted it will overspend on power by £18m without action such as supermarket chain going to ‘half lighting’

Can Stan Smith trainers survive the attentions of Matt Hancock?

The former health secretary wore a pair of the Adidas classics as he left the jungle after under-fire Balenciaga launched their own tie-in. Is there any coming back?

Seasonal worker visa puts migrants at risk of exploitation, say supermarkets

Industry fears hastily designed scheme is leading to human rights abuses and debt bondage in supply chains

John Lewis agrees £500m deal with Abrdn to build 1,000 rental homes

Waitrose shops in Bromley and West Ealing will be redeveloped, and vacant warehouse in Reading

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