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M&S gets it right (finally) on annual meetings. Others should make an effort

Last year’s ‘digital-only’ event ruffled feathers. This year’s hybrid meeting fuelled greater attendance and more openness

Sainsbury’s boss says rate cuts needed to spur consumer spending; eurozone inflation dips to 2.5% – as it happened

Simon Roberts says consumer caution ‘not surprising given everything households have been through in the cost of living crisis’

Sainsbury’s sales growth slows as poor weather hits non-food ranges

Euro 24 lifts TV sales at Argos but purchases of clothing, paddling pools and garden furniture fall

Next UK government poised to benefit from fall in inflation and fuel prices

Pressure on household finances eases as shop price rises slow to 0.2% and petrol costs drop for second month

Marks & Spencer to launch clothing repair and alterations service

Customers will be able to send off M&S clothes for services like zip replacements and knitwear mending

Next PM likely to inherit improved economy after UK growth revised up

Updated quarterly GDP confirms UK was fastest-growing economy in G7 with consumer confidence returning

Currys looks to AI tech to drive growth as profits climb

Retailer says AI-enabled phones and computers helped pre-tax profits rise by 10% despite UK sales slide

Cost of toothpaste can double through the year in UK, study finds

Research discovers the cost of some healthcare products fluctuates wildly, according to time of year you buy them

Frasers buys THG’s Coggles website as they unveil partnership deal

Sports Direct owner to acquire luxury goods sites and sell online retailer’s protein powder in its shops

John Lewis clothing range aims to ‘minimise waste and maximise longevity’

Retailer says ‘circular design’ collection is the first stage of an environmental overhaul of its products

John Lewis is ‘back on track’, says outgoing chair Sharon White

Return to profit will enable ‘significant investment’, including Waitrose refurbs and more convenience stores

Tata Steel workers in South Wales to begin indefinite strike next month – as it happened

About 1,500 Tata Steel workers will begin an indefinite strike in July over the company’s plans to cut thousands of jobs, the trade union Unite says

Warmer weather and falling UK inflation lift retail sales

ONS says most retailers enjoyed a better month in May, with increases in clothing and household goods

The future is delayed at Ocado (again)

As shares drop by 12%, the ‘permanent shift to online grocery shopping’ its boss predicted during Covid looks absurd

YouGov shares almost halve in value after sales and profits warning

Polling company says sales bookings have been lower than anticipated since half-year figures in March

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