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Oxford Street sweeter – with fewer shops empty or selling candy

Openings in past year include HMV, Under Armour and Rituals, with Ikea poised to join them in the autumn

No cheeze please: UK proposals could force dairy alternatives to change names

Concerns that ‘draconian’ plans, which are intended to prevent confusion among shoppers, would push up prices

Mike Ashley victim of ‘abuse’ by US bank Morgan Stanley, high court hears

Frasers Group suing over $900m cash demand linked to bets placed on shares in German retailer Hugo Boss

Guitar maker Gibson opens store off London’s Oxford Street

The Gibson Garage, the brand’s second store globally, has a secret VIP bar behind a door hidden inside a phone box

New Woolworths boss faces tough initiation amid rising community anger over prices

Brad Banducci will face a Greens-led Senate inquiry, but it is Amanda Bardwell who will have to rebuild the supermarket giant’s reputation

Peak Stuff review – teenage ideals take a kicking from capitalism

A superb Meg Lewis plays three characters losing touch with reality in Billie Collins’s play about a market-driven world

Woolworths CEO quits as supermarket giant increases half-year profit to almost $1bn

Chief executive Brad Banducci’s unexpected resignation comes as political pressure mounts over increased profits during cost-of-living crisis

The Body Shop to cut 300 head office jobs and almost half of UK stores could close

Administrators tell staff seven shops will shut immediately with more to follow as business battles to survive

Currys shares soar as Chinese online retailer enters takeover battle

JD.com weighing up offer after UK electrical retailer rejects £700m bid from US private equity group Elliott

Currys board should play hardball with opportunistic bidders

Electricals retailer is worth more than US hedge fund Elliott’s offer and should look for close to £1bn

The Body Shop’s fair trade suppliers left with ‘more than $1m’ of ingredients

Vulnerable people from the Amazon to Africa say stock may never be paid for by ethical beauty chain after it called in administrators

Currys rejects takeover bid from US investment group Elliott

Electrical goods retailer says £700m offer ‘significantly undervalued the company and its future prospects’

From beating burglary to weight gain: 12 ways that working from home has changed Britain

A new review of post-Covid social research has revealed how much society has changed since the pandemic – and in unexpected ways

The Body Shop’s German arm falls into administration

Belgian arm will be put into insolvency, with more than 460 jobs at risk across two countries

UK retail sales rebound after Christmas slump; company insolvencies rise – as it happened

Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news, as retail sales in Great Britain rebound by 3.4% in January

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