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Can a traffic-free Oxford Street match its global rivals?

The London mayor has big plans for the famous shopping street. We look at how similar schemes in Paris, New York and Barcelona have fared

I am world leader at bagging my shopping faster than Aldi staff can scan it

Leroy Lupton’s bagging videos went viral, but he’s a poorly organised amateur. Follow my tips for checkout success

Supermarket convenience stores ‘charge up to 21% more than their larger branches’

Which? study of 42 popular items such as pasta and milk revealed price difference even greater for loyalty card members

Packaging tax will raise price of many everyday items, say UK firms

Cost of soft drinks, beer and kettles likely to increase as a result of scheme that shifts recycling fees to manufacturers

Mars brings Marathon name back in UK as nostalgia rises for retro sweets

Rebrand to Snickers in 1990 caused uproar but special edition will have limited run in Morrisons stores

Sell, sell, sell: corporate styling breaks out of the office and into fashion

From brands such as Ganni and Prada, to FKA Twigs and Taylor Swift, ‘corpcore’ is thriving

Nike appoints new CEO as sportswear giant’s sales come under pressure

Company’s shares rise on news former executive Elliott Hill will replace John Donahoe

Next and the beautiful arithmetic of long-termism

The dawn of a new era of faster profits growth from overseas and ‘platform’ operations are among reasons for the retailer to be cheerful

Next says it may close stores if £30m equal pay claim is upheld

Retailer says some shops may become unviable despite annual profits nearing £1bn amid international expansion

TGI Friday’s UK future in doubt as owner reveals plan to enter administration

Brand could disappear, with 87 restaurants and 4,500 jobs at risk after talks over rescue deal collapse

Stuart Rose gets hands-on at Asda. This can’t have been plan A

Awkward interregnum in which former M&S boss is taking charge sums up chaotic progress since purchase from Walmart

Former M&S boss Stuart Rose to run struggling Asda as co-owner steps back

Lord Rose is chair of supermarket and will take over day-to-day duties from Mohsin Issa

Tupperware files for bankruptcy in US and hunts for new owners

Food container firm affected by ‘challenging macroeconomic environment’

Rise in chocolate prices could spook shoppers this Halloween

Increase of 11% in a year far outstrips grocery inflation in UK, according to the consumer group Which?

An ingenious plan to revive THG – or too clever by half?

Proposal to ‘demerge’ group’s Ingenuity e-commerce division needs far more clarity to convince stock market

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