Asda ditches Aldi and Lidl price-match scheme just a year after launch

Supermarket to roll out its own price cuts campaign with new boss keen not to ‘dance to the tune of the discounters’

Waitrose won’t pay my claim after a £5,000 car park trolley crash

A snake of shopping carts ran into my car, but the insurance payout has been delayed – and my premiums have soared

Deliveries from warehouse in Darlington, County Durham, depend on approval from CAA and local council

Despite the retailer being a recent example of pragmatic management, the pandemic may have sealed its fate

Retailer operates 200 post offices and potential closures called ‘devastating, but sadly all too predictable’

Surprise move frees up parent company of 232-year-old chain to focus on successful travel arm

Fancy food halls and freebies are tactics in the store wars. But do customers truly care where they shop?

Retailer says it plans to explore ‘strategic options’ for the future of ‘cash generative’ arm of the company

Lab-grown rocks and fewer weddings have put a huge damper on the market. On the bright side, a big dazzler is now affordable for many

Companies supplying ‘freelance’ workers contacted by minister over practices that could breach employment law

Ethical trade body could ‘offer solutions’ in advising government on protecting workers, says Eleanor Harrison

Entries selling fast for inaugural UK Nationals in Bradford in April, when contestants will race against clock

British luxury brand’s shares rise by as much as 15% as sales of scarves and trenchcoats help it beat forecasts

Owner ABF says lower income consumers have cut back on spending amid ‘uncertainty and actual unemployment’

Consumer advocates call for more transparency around ‘shrinkflation’ as supermarkets continue to defend against price-gouging allegations