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Firm behind Moët hails new ‘roaring 20s’ as wealthy drain stocks of champagne

Company behind premium champagne brands says there is ‘pent-up demand for luxury’

Mark Constantine of Lush: ‘Nothing is ever finished, either positively or negatively’

At 70, the co-founder of the ethical beauty brand still has the drive to battle animal testing – as long as he can take his 4pm bath

Heinz tomato ketchup tops inflation survey of UK branded groceries

Which? survey shows condiment’s price up 53% since 2020 as popular branded products outstrip overall rate of grocery inflation

Brexit ‘to blame for austerity budget’, as London stock market overtaken by Paris – as it happened

Former Bank of England policymaker says Brexit has caused permanent damage to the UK economy

Primark website crashes as it launches click and collect

Customers complain they cannot access site amid trial in north-west of England, Yorkshire and Wales

Mike Ashley’s Frasers in talks to buy Savile Row tailor Gieves & Hawkes

Suitmaker dating back to 18th century was put up for sale after collapse of Hong Kong-based owner

Joules to appoint administrators as rescue talks fail

Fashion retailer has about 130 stores and employs more than 1,600 people

Split-in-half artificial Christmas tree proves a festive hit

Argos’s fake tree has built-in fairy lights, hangs on a hook and sits flush on the wall – ideal for a tight space

It shouldn’t be down to John Lewis’s Christmas ad to stand up for children in care

With social service budgets slashed, it’s become normal for charities and retailers to start doing the work of the state, says writer Daniel Lavelle

Wall Street surges and dollar tumbles as US inflation rate drops to 7.7% – as it happened

Dollar slides and stocks rally in New York on hopes that the Federal Reserve will slow its interest rate rises

WH Smith investors get first dividend in three years after sales jump

Company reports £63m profit in year to August following strong travel market performance

UK retailers not passing on tampon tax savings to women, report says

Exclusive: Abolition of 5% VAT on period products only resulted in 1% cut in prices at most, research finds

‘Not the Brexit I wanted’: Next boss calls for more foreign workers in UK

Leave backer Lord Wolfson says UK must let in much-needed overseas workers to plug chronic labour shortages

John Lewis’ Christmas ad goes back to basics with foster dad’s story

From M&S to Tesco, festive advertisers have plumped for themes echoing strong family or community values

Meta to cut 11,000 jobs as Zuckerberg says he ‘got it wrong’, M&S warns of ‘gathering storm’ – as it happened

Stock markets drift lower as US mid-term election results too close to call

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  • Tory plan to cut energy efficiency rule for builders will cost new home owners £1,000 a year, says thinktank – as it happened
  • BT’s purchase of TalkTalk is cosy – but probably politically sensible
  • Sainsbury’s and Morrisons ‘held talks this year’ on multibillion-pound merger
  • Sainsbury’s and Morrisons held talks over potential multi-billion-pound merger, reports say – as it happened
  • Average five-year fixed mortgage rate hits 6% for first time in three years
  • UK reviewing whether to impose tariffs on Chinese car imports to align with EU
  • Euro falls to 17-month low against dollar amid French debt fears
  • Lidl GB’s sales soar by over 10%, helped by price cuts and Deluxe range
  • BT to buy broadband supplier TalkTalk in £400m rescue deal, saving 900 jobs
  • Trump’s recent statements on the economy are even more bonkers than usual
  • Coach services could be cut due to record diesel prices, UK operators warn
  • Holiday cottage company insisted on a death certificate to amend our break
  • From hotel suites to virtual reality, museums turn to licensing deals as costs rise
  • ‘I didn’t know what to do’: collapse of providers of high-end digs leaves students in shock
  • British government ‘complacent about food as a national security matter’
  • Strikes by North Sea oil workers could ‘severely disrupt’ UK fuel supplies
  • Retailers are making returns harder. A carpet seller taught me why that’s a mistake
  • Republicans say they hate communists. So why do they like Donald Trump?
  • A cargo ship, 20 crew, and a huge stash of cocaine: the seafarer imprisoned for smuggling – on no evidence
  • Burnham’s plans for social care and its workers are admirable but changes must come quickly
  • MS Now connects ‘blue dots’ at Texas fan event: ‘I always feel hope when I watch them’
  • ‘The violence is off the scale’: staff and passengers at risk as assaults on trains in Great Britain soar to record high
  • Costa’s coffee shops return to profit with iced drinks and matcha on the menu
  • Ministers explore how to stop regional leaders misusing planned new spending powers
  • UK car industry faces ‘difficult trade-off’ between Chinese and EU markets
  • Chalmers says global economic turmoil will drive budget cuts, but Australia should avoid recession
  • Burnham must remember: more regulation is not the best way to improve public services
  • Tories plan to extend cuts beyond £47bn previously pledged, leak reveals
  • Nitrite-free bacon sales boom in UK amid fears over curing chemicals
  • ‘He feels more relatable’: Burnham’s conference speech wins praise from drifting Labour voters

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