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NewsTesco to roll out Aldi Price Match across convenience stores
The grocery giant is set to roll out its Aldi Price Match scheme to more than 2,000 of its Express c-stores.
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NewsRetail welcomes Crime and Policing Act gaining Royal Assent
Lobbying groups and retailers have welcomed the passage of the Crime and Policing Act being granted Royal Assent today.
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NewsAdidas gears up for bumper year after strong first quarter
Adidas is anticipating a strong financial performance this year, despite several headwinds, as it gears up for a summer of sport.
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NewsSkin Cupid founder: âWe want to be all over the UKâ
The founder of UK-based Korean beauty retailer Skin Cupid has said she wants to open stores âall over the UKâ, Retail Week can confirm.
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NewsShein partners with THG Fulfil to bring âenhanced servicesâ to UK marketplace
Shein has partnered with THG Fulfil to launch a suite of enhanced services for UK sellers on its marketplace, Retail Week can reveal.
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NewsHalfords to hit top end of profit expectations
Halfords is expected to hit the top end of its pre-tax profit range following strong trading and further gross margin expansion.
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NewsJohn Lewis bets big on beauty with Skin Cupid shop-in-shops and dedicated loyalty offer
John Lewis is stepping up its investment in beauty with a new exclusive partnership with Korean skincare specialist Skin Cupid and an enhanced offer for its MyJL loyalty members.
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NewsFrasers Group snaps up two designer outlets
Frasers Group has purchased two designer outlets in York and the East Midlands, which the retail giant claims takes its share of the total UK outlet market to over one-fifth.
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NewsUK shoppers hunt for deals amidst Middle Eastern uncertainty
UK customers were very value-conscious in the month of April, amidst the ongoing uncertainty around the situation in the Middle East, even as grocery inflation fell.
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NewsJD Sports trials conversational AI agent online
JD Sports has become the latest retailer to launch a conversational agent on its website as it looks for more ways to enhance the customer experience, Retail Week has learnt.
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NewsJohn Lewis and Brent Cross owner in court clash over click-and-collect
The owner of Brent Cross is suing department store business John Lewis for a share of online sales from the London shopping centre branch.
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NewsFormer Holland & Barrett executive joins Tesco
The former chief executive of Holland & Barrettâs wellness business has joined Tesco in a new role, Retail Week can confirm.
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NewsCard Factory performance impacted by slow high street footfall
Card Factory has posted an increase in full-year sales, but reported slow high street footfall had impacted its performance.
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NewsBusinesses warn government over banning of zero-hour contracts
Business lobbying groups, including the BRC, FDR and UKHospitality, have written to the business and trade secretary, warning of the potential damage of banning zero-hour contracts.
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NewsOver a thousand jobs to go as Claireâs ceases trading
The administrators of Claireâs have confirmed that 1,300 remaining staff have been made redundant, as the business has today been wound up.
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NewsStarmer: âTide could be turningâ on scourge of shop crime
Prime minister Sir Keir Starmer has maintained that âthe tide could be turningâ on shoplifting and highlighted measures the government has taken to tackle retail crime.
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NewsWeird Fish defies fashion gloom with plans to open 10 new stores in 2026
Weird Fish and Auralis boss David Butler tells Retail Week that the brand is planning on opening another 10 stores in 2026, with the retailer on track to deliver another ârecord yearâ.
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NewsMyprotein partners with Footasylum for high street activewear launch
Sports nutrition brand Myprotein has partnered with Footasylum to bring its activewear category to the high street.
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NewsJohn Lewis encourages staff to return to the office for âbetter outcomesâ
Department store giant John Lewis has told staff to come into the office more regularly as it looks to achieve âbetter outcomesâ and accelerate its turnaround.
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NewsMarks & Spencer expands low-emission lorry fleet
Marks & Spencer is to bring more biomethane-powered trucks on stream as it seeks to cut emissions from its logistics network.