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Is there anything more British than an underwhelming boast on a sign?

In this era of relentless, irony-free, fact-free braggadocio, I can’t get enough of amusingly bashful self-promotion, writes Adrian Chiles

As much as £5bn needed to revive UK’s struggling high streets, study finds

Business rates cuts not enough as people in poorer areas simply ‘don’t have money to spend’, says Centre for Cities

Pret a Manger launches salad revamp – and one starts at £12.95

Chain says supersized lunch reflects growing trend of workers ‘treating’ themselves on days they are in office

M&S boss says two big UK firms hit by unreported cyber-attacks

Archie Norman tells MPs companies should be legally required to report major hacks

Zara at 50: how the brand rose to the top – and what it’s doing to stay there

As fashion empire hits middle age, it’s cutting costs and closing stores, shifting to larger outlets and new products

UK government ‘closely watching’ £120m legal claim against Vodafone

Ministers raise prospect of regulatory crackdown on sector over court case brought by 62 franchise operators

Currys boss urges government not to raise taxes on retailers

Alex Baldock says prices would increase further, as chain posts 37% rise in profits

M&S’s online business should be ‘fully’ operational by end of month, CEO says

Stuart Machin tells AGM retailer hopes to put ‘vast majority’ of cyber-attack chaos ‘behind us’ by August

Sainsbury’s boss warns over retail taxes after ‘high impact’ NI rise

Supermarket reports strong growth as hot weather lifts demand for fans, shorts and swimsuits

Food prices pushed up by hot weather hitting harvest yields, say UK retailers

Rising fruit and vegetable prices contribute to jump in annual food price inflation in June to 3.7%

WH Smith cuts sale price of high street business by £12m

Modella Capital negotiates price downwards after weaker trading in recent weeks

Beetroot ketchup to avocado oil mayo: how sauces have gone gourmet

With foodies forking out close to £1bn a year in a quest for big flavour, many of us have a fridge brimming with bottles

From mochi ice cream to strawberry sandos, Japanese sweet treats are tickling UK tastebuds

These small, joyful indulgences are ‘an antidote to life’s uncertainties’, food trend watchers say

Smithfield and Billingsgate market redevelopment plans begin – but traders’ future in doubt

City of London Corporation sets up regeneration team but has not allocated any new money for the project

M&S boss slams ‘bureaucratic madness’ of products requiring ‘not for EU’ labels

Stuart Machin says labels, designed stop British goods leaking into bloc, add ‘another layer of unnecessary costs and red tape’

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