Morrisons fined £3.5m after employee dies at work
// READ MORE ON GROCERY GAZETTE Morrisons has been fined £3.5 million after an epileptic employee di...
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IKEA now uses 100 drones for inventory operations
// As part of IKEA’s technological expansion, Swedish retail giant has expanded its autonomous fleet...
Amazon to cut 9,000 jobs thanks to ‘uncertain economic conditions’
Amazon will cut another 9,000 jobs across the company's cloud services, advertising and Twitch units...
Boux Avenue poaches Ted Baker exec as new marketing chief
Boux Avenue has poached Ted Baker's digital officer Jason Beckley as its new chief marketing officer...
Industry reacts to John Lewis’ ‘very worrying’ plans to dilute partnership model
Plans to dilute John Lewis’ 100% staff-owned model has faced criticism from Labour shadow trade mini...
Lidl expands ‘Good to Give’ trustmark to include hygiene products
Lidl’s ‘Good to Give’ trustmark will now include hygiene products as the grocer looks to tackle the...
Former John Lewis Birmingham store to be converted to ‘wellbeing-designed’ offices
The former John Lewis store in Birmingham’s Grand Central shopping centre will be transformed into a...
Sainsbury’s saves 22 tonnes of plastic with new detergent packaging
Sainsbury’s has become the first UK supermarket to replace its laundry liquid detergent packaging wi...
Home Bargains boss picked up over £20m in dividends last year despite profits falling
The family owners behind Home Bargains paid themselves a £20 million dividend last year despite prof...
Iceland and Just Eat team up for rapid grocery delivery
Iceland launches new partnership with Just Eat to expand its offering to rapid grocery delivery...
Sweaty Betty CEO and COO to exit this summer following £300m takeover
Sweaty Betty chief executive and chief operating officer are leaving the sportswear retailer...
Morrisons looks to rival Aldi as it slashes prices for the third time this year
Morrisons is slashing its prices for the third time in three months as it steps up efforts to lure s...
M&S to add more high-street brands online as it looks to rival John Lewis and Next
Marks & Spencer will be adding more names to its ‘Brands at M&S’ banner as it looks to rival Next an...
THG gets second activist investor ramping up pressure on Moulding
// Sparta Capital, an activist hedge fund set up by an ex-Elliott Advisors executive, has taken a st...
John Lewis Partnership eyes stake sell, ending 100% staff ownership
John Lewis Partnership is mulling diluting its partnership structure, meaning it would no longer be...
Morrisons faces backlash for ‘refusing’ to improve chicken farm conditions
Morrisons has been criticised for "refusing" to improve its chicken farm conditions.
Toilet roll shortages likely as industry ‘unprepared’ for EU deforestation rules
// READ MORE ON GROCERY GAZETTE Toilet roll shortages are looming as the tissue industry is unprepar...
Frasers buys Luton shopping centre for £58m as it commits to physical retail
Frasers Group has completed the acquisition of The Mall shopping centre in Luton for £58m...
TK Maxx to occupy former Debenhams store at Westfield London
TK Maxx has signed a deal to occupy the former Debenhams store at Westfield London.
Ann Summers boss Jacqueline Gold dies aged 62 after breast cancer battle
Ann Summers founder Jacqueline Gold has passed away at the age of 62.