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  • Retailers including Cadbury and Unilever will have to re-apply to use Royal Arms imagery under new King

    September 12, 2022

    Retailers including Cadbury and Selfridges will have to re-apply for permission to use the Royal Arms in association with their products. More than 100 food and drink brands have had a Royal Warrant of Appointment, providing them with permission to use the imagery on their packaging.  After Queen Elizabeth II’s death on Thursday last week, [...]

  • Tim Martin: Pubs should not subsidise supermarkets, JD Wetherspoon boss says

    September 12, 2022

    JD Wetherspoon’s chair has called on ministers to slash VAT for pubs and make the taxes “fair and equitable” between retail and hospitality.  The budget pub chain is to cut the price of food and drink in its venues by 7.5 per cent on Thursday this week, in a call for a return to the [...]

  • Tussle over Iceland: Supermarket’s trademark row with country continues

    September 11, 2022

    Retailer Iceland is back in court with the country Iceland as the trademark row over its name continues.

  • Wilko shakes up rent payments as it eyes cashflow ahead of Christmas

    September 11, 2022

    High street giant Wilko is shaking up its rent payments schedule in a bid to conserve cash in the run up to Christmas. The  garden and home retailer told landlords that it would now unilaterally pay its quarterly rent bill in monthly instalments to manage the firm’s cashflow: heralding a difficult time moving forward for [...]

  • Retail tycoon Mike Ashley joins the race for Savile Row tailor

    September 11, 2022

    High-street tycoon Mike Ashley has reportedly joined the race to takeover Savile Row tailor Gieves & Hawkes. As first reported by Mark Kleinman for Sky News, Ashley’s Frasers Group – previously known as Sports Direct International- is now the latest bidder to join the grab for the 250-year-old Savile Row brand. It comes as Gieves [...]

  • Asos warn on profits as cost of living crisis hits consumers

    September 9, 2022

    Asos has cautioned over profits after sales fell below expectations in August as consumers tightened their belts in response to rising bills. The online fashion giant said it saw “good growth” in June and July and expects total sales for the year to August 31 to remain within market expectations. However, it said it is [...]

  • M&S and Harrods pay tribute to ‘selfless devotion’ of Queen as Selfridges’ stores close

    September 9, 2022

    High street leaders have paid their respects to Queen Elizabeth II, ​​remembering her “comfort, leadership and steadfastness”.  The Queen passed away yesterday at Balmoral Castle, after a reign spanning seven decades, aged 96. Luxury department store Selfridges announced its stores in London, Manchester and Birmingham would remain closed on Friday out of respect. The stores [...]

  • Morrisons’ takeover of McColl’s won’t risk higher prices for vast majority of shoppers, CMA says

    September 8, 2022

    Morrisons’ takeover of McColl’s newsagents has resulted in competition concerns in just a small number of areas, a watchdog has found. The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) said the supermarket’s £190m rescue deal meant that the vast majority of areas will not face reduced competition. However, in 35 areas, the deal has presented price increase [...]

  • Exclusive: WeWork introduces discounts to drive office workers back into London

    September 8, 2022

    Flexible workspace provider WeWork has launched new incentives for London businesses to entice workers back into the city. The New York-headquartered company is working with BusinessLDN, with members of the advocacy group being offered access to new discounts. Businesses are able to access 50 per cent off WeWork’s All Access monthly membership fees for three [...]

  • Hospitality bosses slam government’s ‘drip fed support’ on mounting energy bills

    September 8, 2022

    Hospitality leaders have said the government’s freshly announced energy bill support is a drop in the ocean compared to the mounting costs facing the sector. Prime Minister Liz Truss has revealed a six month scheme to support businesses, offering equivalent support as for households. The scheme will be reviewed in three months to see if [...]

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