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Selfridges blames slump in tourists shopping for luxury goods as sales fall

Losses narrow to nearly £16m for 48 weeks to 4 January 2025 but group has not made pre-tax profit since 2019

Marks & Spencer to make staff work Boxing Day for first time in five years

All workers must cover at least one of 26, 27 or 28 December in cost-cutting move condemned as a ‘slap in the face’

Retailers say tax rises could further fuel inflation as shop prices jump

BRC says households are finding shopping increasingly expensive after annual shop price inflation rises to 1.4%

‘I wanted it all’: Claire’s shoppers on what the store has meant to them

Sparkly memories of the accessories stores, 156 of which will be rescued from administration in the UK and Ireland

Half of Claire’s stores in UK and Ireland bought in rescue deal but jobs still at risk

Modella Capital warns of ‘inevitable’ closures and job losses at accessories chain while administrators run remaining stores Business live – latest updates

Sexless, snug and still here: the secrets of Birkenstock’s enduring success

On a tour of Birkenstock factories in Germany, we delve into fashion’s greatest paradox – the shoe that wows with a focus on function

‘Affordable luxuries’: British shoppers spread their love for flavoured butter

Experts say rise in consumers buying flavours such as chocolate and truffle driven by social media trends and ‘foodie’ culture

Farewell, Amazon Fresh – the no tills thing was all a bit too awkward

The ‘just walk out’ innovation promised frictionless shopping – but these days, maybe we all need a bit less tech in our lives, says assistant newsletter editor Jason Okundaye

Fun or frightful? Halloween Advent calendars hit the shelves

Retailers stock up on countdown gifts as Britain’s enthusiasm for (and spending on) spooky holiday grows

UK retailers accused of ripping off motorists as fuel margins ‘remain far above historic levels’

Watchdog ‘deeply concerned’ that firms have ramped up petrol and diesel prices at expense of consumers

Demand for UK government debt falls as political risks spook bond market – as it happened

UK bond yields have risen today, as an auction of government debt received only weak demand. Economists blame policy uncertainty.

Co-op says ‘malicious’ cyber-attack has hit profits by £80m

Retailer says it needs to focus on weaknesses in food business that led to gaps on shelves in its stores

JD Sports profits and sales fall amid ‘strained consumer finances’

Leisurewear firm reports 13.5% decline in profits in six months to 2 August, with sales drop worst in North America

B&Q’s owner defies the gloomsters. But it wasn’t unpredictable

Tightly run DIY retailer benefits from trade customers and good weather

All Amazon Fresh stores in UK to close

Company to shut 19 shops and convert five to Whole Foods outlets, after concept of stores without tills fails to catch on

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