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  • Amazon seizes more than three million counterfeit products as ecommerce giant cracks down on fraud

    June 8, 2022

    Amazon has seized more than three million counterfeit products in the last year and referred more than 600 criminals for investigation as the tech firm tries to stamp out fraud. In its latest Brand Protection Report, the ecommerce giant revealed it has invested more than $900m and had more than 12,000 people—including machine learning scientists, software developers, and [...]

  • Govt declares war on smokers as Javid looks at ‘radical ways to create a smoke-free Britain’

    June 8, 2022

    The UK government is about to declare war on smoking as health officials are considering “radical ways” to reduce the number of smokers in England, Sajid Javid said today. But the Health Secretary would not be drawn on whether or not the Javed Khan review on smoking would recommend that the legal smoking age should [...]

  • WH Smith lures Admiral chief Annette Court as new chairwoman to replace Henry Staunton

    June 8, 2022

    Retailer WH Smith has named Annette Court as its new chairwoman to replace Henry Staunton when he retires later in 2022 year after nine years in the post. Ms Court – currently chairwoman of insurer Admiral Group – will join the board as a non-executive director and chair-designate on September 1 before succeeding Mr Staunton [...]

  • Franco Manca owner says restaurants in office locations struggling to return to pre-Covid trade

    June 8, 2022

    The owner of pizza chain Franco Manca has said its restaurants situated nearby office hubs “still have a way to go” with returning to pre-pandemic levels. However, Fulham Shore said that its small number of restaurants situated in worker hotspots were “showing continued improvement” as demand recovers after Covid lockdowns. Footfall was down 15 per [...]

  • Boots to freeze prices on own label essential beauty and health products

    June 8, 2022

    High street chemist Boots has said it will freeze prices on more than 1,500 beauty and health products as consumers face a cost of living crunch this year. The company said it would lock prices on popular essential items until the end of the year.  Items under the Boots own label lines will see price [...]

  • City Pub Group evaluates menu offering as increased headwinds hammer sector

    June 8, 2022

    The City Pub Group’s sales have surged faster than predicted, with last month’s results slightly ahead of pre-pandemic levels. The pub operator said it was trying to mitigate historic cost inflation hitting the sector, with a “particular focus on labour scheduling to maximise sales and efficiency.” “Control of energy usage and procurement remains a key [...]

  • Zara owner Inditex’s profit up 80 per cent as shoppers stock up

    June 8, 2022

    Zara owner Inditex has posted a bumper quarterly profit, while taking a hit of €216m after the temporary closure of its business in Ukraine and Russia. The Madrid-listed firm, which is the largest fashion company in the world, saw net income profit hit €760m in the first quarter of the year. It marked a decade-high [...]

  • ‘Misleading’: Watchdog bans Tesco Plant Chef ads after lacking environmental evidence

    June 8, 2022

    Adverts for Tesco’s plant-based burgers ‘Plant Chefs’ have been banned for its “misleading” claims about its environmental impact compared to meat. In October and November 2021, Tesco ran ads which featured a woman about to eat while hearing the words on TV about the benefits of the Tesco Plant Chef burger. “The planet is continuing [...]

  • Rowe has earned his money with the turnaround of Marks and Spencer

    June 7, 2022

    Steve Rowe’s pay packet as he departs Marks and Spencer is, unsurprisingly, the subject of plenty of commentary. He’s walking into the sunset with £2.6m for his last year of work, a sum that set against an ongoing cost-of-living crisis in the rest of the economy will always raise eyebrows. Yet Rowe has earned every [...]

  • M&S bosses set to pocket £15m pay pot if bonus targets are hit

    June 7, 2022

    Top bosses at Marks & Spencer could pocket some £15m in total if they achieve bonus targets, including a 50 per cent boost for the retailer’s share price. New CEO Stuart Machin is due to trouser a basic salary of £896,000, according to the supermarket’s annual report. Former boss Steve Row pocketed a salary of [...]

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