Sainsbury’s, Morrisons and Iceland are seeking to stop discounters preventing them opening stores nearby
The model of political protection and heavy subsidies that has long supported European agriculture might be fracturing
World’s largest brewer beats expectations to defy gloom in alcohol sector
Mark Darbon says golf must heed lessons of English rugby, where clubs raised wages beyond what revenues could support
Executives warn that a prolonged energy shock would increase pressure to pass on costs to customers
LVMH is exploring sales of brands including Marc Jacobs and Fenty in one of the biggest pullbacks in its history
New Jersey to charge $150 for round trip to MetLife stadium, up from usual fare of $12.90
Video game retailer offers $125 a share for resale web group with plans to bring in ‘entrepreneurial mindset’
Industry offers glaring example of the self-defeating nature of tariffs
Farmers fear a flood of cheap meat as Carney government looks for entry to South American bloc
New procedures only reimburse importers, not those who indirectly sourced products through them
Optimism comes as a result of early bookings despite the sector enduring tepid sales growth in March
The athleisure boom turned JD Sports into a global powerhouse but slowing sales have led to conflict in the boardroom
From hyper-personalisation to cutting costs, artificial intelligence is getting a hold on your perfume cabinet
Prices are falling due to a glut, yet the costs of feed, fertilisers and fuel are rising
Hospitality sector has been slower than others at adopting the technology
Creditors nominated FTI Consulting in effort to protect assets as firm struggles with $2bn debt pile and fallout from Iran war
Leftist politicians trade barbs over Master Poulet chain
The company is now worth more than twice as much as it was in 2021
Also in today’s newsletter: LIV’s dim prospects and the NBA’s proposed ‘tanking’ fix
I know it’s ridiculous to pay £32 for shower gel, but not all luxuries are frivolous
Conflict has crushed Gulf markets and pushed up air freight and shipping costs
The fashion etailer is banning customers who return too many items. But who is to blame for the rise of the serial-returner?
If this is pursued with the same energy as industrial policy, it will upend the agricultural economy
Supermarket one of several retailers forced to explain salary differences to employment tribunals
