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  • Antivaxxers targeting Tesco Christmas ad set to complain to advertising watchdog

    November 17, 2021

    The antivaxxers who began the #BoycottTesco trend at the weekend have reportedly arranged a campaign to complain to the Advertising Standards Authority. Tesco became the latest subject to antivax protest after it included a double vaccinated Santa in its Christmas advert. Antivaxxers, those who have been against the Covid-19 vaccine rollout, took to Twitter to [...]

  • Lidl to become UK’s highest-paying supermarket in £18m wage investment

    November 17, 2021

    Lidl is set to become the UK’s highest-paying supermarket after it said it would invest £18m in wages. Entry-level wages are to increase £10.85 to £11.30 in London from March 2022 while new starters outside the capital will see wages hike from £9.50 to £10.10. Lidl colleagues are also to earn up to £12.25 in [...]

  • Retailers slam rocketing interchange fees as UK firms face £36.5m increase

    November 17, 2021

    UK and European Economic Area (EEA) retailers are facing a cost increase of around £150m a year to accept cross-border card payments. UK businesses may be forced to take on an additional £36.5m, according to research by retail payments advisory firm CMSPI, alongside the British Retail Consortium (BRC).  The BRC has called on ministers and [...]

  • Revealed: Amazon to open 260 supermarkets across UK as it plots to take on Tesco and Sainsbury’s directly

    November 17, 2021

    Amazon has developed detailed plans to storm the UK supermarket sector as the e-commerce is planning to open hundreds of cashierless grocery stores across the country in the next three years. More than 260 Amazon-owned and run supermarkets are to be launched before the end of 2024, namely 60 in 2022, another 100 per year [...]

  • YO! Sushi owner scouting for potential buyout bidders as IPO talks swirl

    November 16, 2021

    YO! Sushi owner Snowfox Group has reportedly asked advisers to look into potential bidders following a series of advances. The Japanese food group is looking to jumpstart takeover talks, Sky News first reported, as talks of going public swirl. Mayfair Equity Partners, the group’s majority shareholder, has been exploring a potential initial public offering (IPO) [...]

  • In good spirits: Diageo shares rise after Guinness owner forecasts sales growth

    November 16, 2021

    Guinness owner Diageo has said it expects organic net sales growth of at least 16 per cent in the first half of its new financial year. The announcement sent shares in the alcohol giant rocketing more than 3 per cent on Tuesday morning, to a high of £39.48.  At its capital markets day, the beverage-maker [...]

  • Shoppers set to spend £33bn across major supermarkets in festive period

    November 16, 2021

    Trips to UK supermarkets have shot up as Brits prepare to shop both online and in-store for Christmas. In-store visits to supermarkets swelled 6.5 per cent in the last four weeks ending 6 November. This represents 28m more visits compared with the same period last year, according to data from NielsenIQ. The online share of [...]

  • East End borough revealed as most at risk to online shopping scams

    November 16, 2021

    Tower Hamlets in east London is the area most exposed to online shopping scams, according to cybersecurity experts. VNPOverview has pinpointed the borough as having the highest percentage of online shoppers in the UK, after an analysis of official data. It estimated that 90.68 per cent of people over 18 in the borough are preparing [...]

  • Wagamama owner hikes full-year estimates after sales surge

    November 16, 2021

    Wagamama’s owner has upgraded its estimates for the financial year, forecasting adjusted EBITDA of up to £79m. In a trading update published on Tuesday morning, The Restaurant Group said its venues had traded well with like-for-like sales outperforming the market. There had been strong sales across the Wagamama brand, as well as its pubs and [...]

  • Back in black: Bluewater owner Landsec swings to £275m half-year profit

    November 16, 2021

    Bluewater shopping centre owner Land Securities has revealed it swung to a half-year profit as the retail sector bounces back and workers return to offices thanks to the lifting of pandemic restrictions. The group, also known as Landsec, posted a pre-tax profit of £275m for the six months to September 30, against losses of £835m [...]

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