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NewsCharity Super.Mkt opens new warehouse concept and pop-up space
Charity Super.Mkt will open a new warehouse and pop-up space this weekend as the demand for pre-loved clothing continues to surge.
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NewsAldi to have 500 solar powered stores by end of 2026
Discounter Aldi has said it plans to have over 500 of its stores powered by solar energy by the end of the year.
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NewsB&M interim CFO steps down after less than five months in role
Value retailer B&Mâs interim finance boss has quit the business less than five months into the role.
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NewsAmazon spring sale provides boost to overall online retail sales in March
Amazonâs spring sale gave a boost to overall online retail sales in the UK in March, according to Adobe data shared exclusively with Retail Week.
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NewsAO hails strong revenue and profit growth
AO said it was continuing to build momentum after a year of strong revenue and profit growth, which is now expected to sit at the top end of its previous guidance, in a pre-close trading update this morning (April 10).
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NewsFrasers launches AI shopping assistant
Frasers Group has introduced an AI shopping assistant across its premium fashion and lifestyle brand Frasersâ website.
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InterviewQ&A: Virtualstock chief growth officer on staying digitally competitive
Speaking to Retail Week, Virtualstock chief growth officer Ed Bradley explored the ways retailers can grow their business effectively, including dropshipping and getting to grips with AI, and warned of the danger of falling behind if they canât meet their customersâ needs
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NewsEarly Easter boosts March footfall
An early Easter helped boost footfall in March, but the British Retail Consortium (BRC) has warned that positive momentum âis far from guaranteedâ as the conflict in the Middle East weighs on confidence.
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NewsMarks & Spencer signs decade-long contracts to support farmers
Marks & Spencer has struck two contracts with British meat suppliers that are expected to benefit hard-pressed farmers.
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OpinionâM&S has spoken out powerfully on retail crime â now letâs pressure authorities to actâ
The dismissal of a Waitrose staffer for confronting thieves and M&Sâ response to mob rule has put retail crime on the political agenda and should be followed up by the industry, says George MacDonald