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M&S wins court challenge to Gove’s block on razing of Oxford Street store

Judge rules levelling up secretary’s attempt to prevent the rebuilding of the Marble Arch shop is unlawful

Ocado ‘could sue’ M&S in dispute over £190m final payment

Marks & Spencer, which owns 50% of online grocer, is withholding part of the sum, saying targets were missed

The Body Shop to close 75 stores across UK and cut hundreds of jobs

Administrators say closures will take place over next six weeks amid plans to ‘right-size’ store portfolio

Family Dollar ordered to pay over $40m for rodent-infested Arkansas warehouse

Company pleads guilty to using distribution center where FDA discovered ‘decaying rodents, rodent feces, urine, and odors’

Halfords shares plunge after unscheduled profit warning

Motoring and cycling retailer blames slump on wet weather and customers buying bicycles on credit

Currys rejects higher £742m offer from US group Elliott

UK electronics retailer’s board says bid from Waterstones owner undervalues the company

Macy’s to shutter 150 stores amid focus on luxury

Department store will close dozens of outlets this year and the rest over a three-year period after issuing muted trading outlook

UK’s Jeremy Hunt met Shein boss in attempt to lure firm’s IPO to London

Chancellor in talks with fast-fashion company as it believes it unlikely that SEC will approve US flotation

UK grocery price inflation falls to two-year low amid supermarket price war

Competition helped offset impact of Red Sea shipping crisis in February, says analyst Kantar

Coles’s profit fall shows shoppers are starting to rebel against supermarket prices

Consumers are using their spending power to switch retailers and the major chains are scrambling to shore up customer loyalty

February dip sends UK food price inflation to nearly two-year low

Shoppers helped by falling energy costs and supermarket competition as meat, fish and fruit prices drop

Largest-ever US supermarket merger faces block over fears of price hikes

FTC argues Kroger’s $24.6bn takeover of Albertsons would narrow consumer choice and weaken quality of products

Charges for loo roll, none for caviar: strange quirks of the UK’s VAT rules

The tax often goes unnoticed by shoppers. But what is charged, and on what, throws up curious anomalies

TUC boss and retail chief call for action on wealthy tax dodgers

Paul Nowak and Julian Richer say taxes of up to £36bn a year are owed by companies and individuals

More than half of UK exporters affected by Houthi disruption, survey shows

Costs are escalating amid delays, according to British Chambers of Commerce research that shows UK retailers have also been hit

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