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  • ‘It’s a feeding frenzy’: US consultancy scoops up dozens of senior Global Counsel staff

    March 10, 2026

    A little-known American advisory firm is poised to hire up to a quarter of Global Counsel’s senior leadership team, amid a “feeding frenzy” that has broken out for top staff left jobless by the ignominious collapse of the Peter Mandelson-founded lobbying group. Washington-headquartered Capstone expects to confirm as many as 20 senior hires in the [...]

  • Thousands of Tesco staff to pocket £134m windfall

    March 3, 2026

    Thousands of staff at retail giant Tesco could pocket proceeds from a £134m windfall as part of its employee investor scheme. The supermarket group said more than 22,000 of its staff are eligible for significant payouts from the pot, which is part of its save-as-you-earn investor scheme.  The pay boost for frontline workers follows Tesco’s [...]

  • Sainsbury’s could slash 300 jobs in head office shakeup

    February 26, 2026

    Retail giant Sainsbury’s could axe up to 300 jobs as it overhauls its tech and head office teams across its supermarket and Argos operations. The grocery is restructuring its technology and data unit into one dedicated team for Argos and two for Sainsbury’s.  The firm, which employs around 140,000 people, announced it would cut 3,000 [...]

  • Not-so-drastic Dave: Diageo boss defies expectations of slash-and-burn reign

    February 25, 2026

    ‘Drastic Dave’ Lewis, who gained a reputation for cost-cutting and ruthless rationalisation during his time at Unilever and Tesco, was more ‘demure Dave’ when announcing Diageo’s first results of his tenure as chief executive. The spirits giant has been struggling in recent years, with its share price down 22 per cent year-on-year – and Lewis’ [...]

  • Weight-loss drugs to slow supermarket sales

    February 25, 2026

    Weight-loss drugs are set to slim down supermarket sales in the UK as more Brits opt for diet-conscious shopping, a City broker has warned.  The growth rate of supermarket sales is expected to slow this year due to the increasing popularity of diet-suppressant jabs, population growth and falling food inflation, according to a note from [...]

  • ‘Drastic’ Dave to serve up new vision for Guinness maker Diageo

    February 22, 2026

    It’s been a rocky 12 months for drinks titan Diageo and Sir Dave Lewis will be looking to cure the firm’s long-running hangover when he serves up his future vision next week. Diageo’s stock has tumbled over 15 per cent in the last 12 months with a notable drop in November after operating profit growth [...]

  • Global Counsel loses more clients as Epstein scandal deepens

    February 11, 2026

    The crisis engulfing the lobbying firm founded by Peter Mandelson, Global Counsel, deepened on Tuesday, after three more of its blue-chip clients parted ways with the advisory over its links to co-founder Mandelson and the convicted sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein. Morning Wire understands that pensions giant Phoenix, Tesco and Bank of America have all severed [...]

  • Tesco snaps up shuttered Amazon Fresh sites in convenience store push

    February 9, 2026

    Tesco plans to open over 70 Express stores across the country by March next year, including at least five new sites in London.  In a statement released today, the supermarket chain confirmed it had acquired five former Amazon Fresh stores across the capital. These sites – in Kensington High Street, Hounslow, Moorgate, Aldgate East, and [...]

  • That’s why mums go to adland: Retailers’ big media drive

    January 15, 2026

    With an abundance of information about their customers at their fingertips, some of the UK’s largest retailers are looking and behaving increasingly like media agencies, writes Ali Lyon Having a baby tends to be a highly personal journey. Conscious of the all-important three-month miscarriage cut-off, many wannabe parents will, quite understandably, think painstakingly about who [...]

  • FTSE 100 Live: Sainsbury’s and Unite dish shareholders cash; Mining merger talks

    January 9, 2026

    Good morning and welcome back to the Morning Wire liveblog. It was Britain’s retail sector taking centre stage yesterday amid a fresh influx of corporate updates that gave a snapshot of the industry’s December performance. Tesco came out swinging, revealing its market share had climbed to the highest in 10 years after a Christmas sales [...]

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