All Retail Week articles in July 2026 – Page 6
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Opinion‘What might Burnham mean for the UK food system?’
As Andy Burnham prepares to take over as prime minister, Shore Capital’s Clive Black hopes changes to food policy may be on the agenda
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NewsGovernment begins crackdown on de minimis loophole
Chinese ecommerce giants such as Shein and Temu will soon be forced to pay new fees on small packages as Labour begins its crackdown on online retailers.
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NewsAsos names ex-Amazon executive as global head of trading
Asos has appointed former Amazon executive Lizzie Jones as its new global head of trading.
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NewsCMA gives the green light for eBay’s Depop acquisition
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has cleared eBay’s anticipated acquisition of resale platform Depop following an initial probe.
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AnalysisM&S Pantheon: Inside the London flagship setting the blueprint for future stores
Marks & Spencer presented its newly transformed Pantheon flagship store on London’s Oxford Street on Monday, unveiling what it described as the blueprint for its full-line store renewal programme
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NewsMajority of UK consumers support new Buy Now, Pay Later regulations
A vast majority of UK consumers support the new Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) regulations, which come into force today (July 15).
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NewsB&M share price tanks as UK sales decline sets back turnaround efforts
B&M shares have tanked off the back of an announcement that UK like-for-like sales declined in the first quarter of the year.
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NewsRetail Week Awards 2027 entries now open
Entries are now open for the 2027 Retail Week Awards, featuring a host of new categories to celebrate achievements across the industry.
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NewsTed Baker says standalone stores are coming ‘very soon’
The owner of Ted Baker has said the fashion brand will open its first standalone store later this year as it works on rebuilding its brick-and-mortar estate, Retail Week can reveal.
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NewsInternational growth bolsters Frasers revenue despite weaker UK sports sales
The owner of Sports Direct and Flannels saw international revenue growth of 59.2% in its results for the 52 weeks ended April 26, 2026.
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NewsOcado Retail swings to profit as group eyes new international partners
Ocado’s joint venture with Marks & Spencer delivered a profit in the first half of the year, as group CEO Tim Steiner said the brand’s technology arm was eyeing new deals internationally.
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NewsDunelm revenues increase despite impact of heatwave
The homewares retailer reported a 3.1% sales increase for the year ending June 27, 2026, with digital now representing 42% of its sales.
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NewsletterIntelligence Briefing: Four days till Burnham, June sales, and heatwave data
It is now almost certain that Andy Burnham will become prime minister on Monday after he was backed by the vast majority of Labour MPs, making it impossible for any other challenger to get the necessary number of nominations to enter the contest. The British Retail Consortium has ...
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NewsDFS upgrades profit guidance despite challenging market conditions
DFS is expected to post a profit in line with its previous upgraded guidance and a rise in sales despite facing market challenges.
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NewsRetailers call on Burnham to address business rates, costs and crime
Retailers have urged the prime minister-in-waiting, Andy Burnham, to work with them to create economic growth and thriving high streets.
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NewsAldi to recruit hundreds of entry-level store assistant roles
Aldi is recruiting hundreds of entry-level store assistant roles across its UK stores as it ramps up store openings.
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NewsMarks & Spencer reveals biggest standalone food store
Marks & Spencer’s biggest food store has opened, including a kitchen shop for the first time.
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AnalysisOcado’s Steiner sets sights on America as his final chapter begins
While Ocado co-founder and boss Tim Steiner’s time at the helm of the business is drawing to an end, he has set his sights on striking new third-party deals in the US for his final act
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NewsMorrisons names new managing director of convenience and wholesale
Supermarket chain Morrisons has named Maz Ahmed as its new managing director, convenience and wholesale.
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InterviewQ&A: Impact.com UK country manager discusses the importance of partnership marketing in the modern age
We spoke to Impact.com’s UK country manager Anthony Clements about how to leverage partnership marketing, how AI is changing brand discovery, and alternatives to paid ads.

















