Retail industry
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Property developer behind the Shard, western Europe’s tallest building
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Arcadia group behind retailers such as Dorothy Perkins and Miss Selfridge will boost payments to £50m a year, after Philip Green reaches deal over BHS
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Partnership, which is owned by its staff, is expected to announce annual bonus of between 6% and 7% of salary, down from 10%
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Workers to be offered redundancy or other roles as supermarket scraps price controller position and absorb task into other jobs
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Joe Corré warns of a swath of litigation if ‘preposterous’ and ‘disgraceful’ sale of upmarket lingerie brand to Sports Direct boss goes ahead
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Clare Waight Keller’s last collection for the house features youthful clothes to have fun in, defined by ‘psychedelic optimism’
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Struggling retailer, which owns the George brand, says clothing businesses may need to wait 90 days for payment
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Philip Green owes us BHS workers much more than ‘up to’ £363m
Grant AtterburyBe sceptical about this asset-stripping knight’s pension fund promise. In such cases the only numbers that count are the ones preceded with ‘at least’ -
Pharmacy chain plans to shut 220 of 320 photo labs, while snack manufacturer and bakery restructure production operations
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The Pensions Regulator has halted action against Sir Philip Green, after he agreed a £363m settlement
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Whisper it: small towns need a Waterstones
Fay SchopenThe bookstore may be a chain, but it’s a good one. In places like Whitstable, my home, the fetishisation of independent businesses can make life more difficult -
Marine Stewardship Council table has Sainsbury’s on top with 225 MSC-certified products
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Retail tycoon says deal is part of a cash settlement with Pension Regulator which has now halted its enforcement action
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The Topshop tycoon has probably done enough to keep his knighthood – but there are lessons for all in this sorry tale
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Exclusive: Milk will carry Pasture Promise logo indicating cows grazed for 180 days and nights and farmers were offered fair price
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Sales at retailer’s two Oxford Street stores increase 10% as chain rides wave of foreign shoppers drawn to London
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James Daunt denies using subterfuge to attract customers with unbranded shops in Rye, Southwold and Harpenden
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Family friendly, no-frills outdoor clothing brand on course to hit £200m in sales as founder Mark Neale plans expansion across North America
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British public support for ethical label lifts sales of Fairtrade goods for the first time since 2013
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Mild days and new glasshouse tech mean the summer fruit – a Wimbledon and Henley staple – is starting its season in March
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There’s no sign of my Sony Handycam after seven months and customer service has been poor
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Booksellers group says rise will kill off independent stores and berates Treasury for cutting tax for sector’s biggest online rival Amazon
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Ex-Jam frontman bids to drum up £400,000 in pretty green to expand his Real Stars Are Rare label kitting out old mods and new faces
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Trade bodies including CBI say tax is unfair, with some claiming it is bigger deterrent to international retailers than Brexit vote
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Biggest ever round of redundancies to fall on curtain and carpet estimating and fitting, and restaurant chefs
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Andy Street on running for mayor and how he hopes to revolutionise public services with employee-owned partnerships
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