Retail sales saw a slight improvement in June, with like-for-like (LFL) sales increasing by only 1.9 per cent, according to the latest data from BDO LLP.
The UK government is set to require fuel retailers to publicly disclose their prices in an effort to increase transparency and give consumers more control.
Oceans' experts have identified sustainable shopping practices as key to preventing harsh climatic changes while highlighting key areas of eco-friendly consumerism.
The rising cost of living is driving consumers to search for cheaper personal goods online, with a recent survey showing more UK customers now shop online post-COVID.
CTSI survey revealed widespread complaints about the sale of sub-standard products on Facebook, with experts highlighting its quality control system weaknesses.
UK retail sales experienced an unexpected increase of 0.3% in May, as experts identify King's coronation and warmer weather as possible reasons.
A survey revealed a prevailing sentiment among respondents that convenience stores tend to overcharge customers due to their higher prices.
A recent study highlights the evolution of online shopping, emphasising the significance of personalised experiences and new technologies.
The future of online selling will undergo a groundbreaking transformation as the highly anticipated Crosslisting app
A new study reveals that although retailers are prioritising diversity and inclusion (D&I), concrete progress remains elusive in the UK retail sector.
The poll carried out in 2023 by Akeneo, highlights the significance of consistent, rich and educational product experiences across various online and offline channels.
The British economy defied expectations by experiencing a slight growth in April, driven by the resilience of retailers and the thriving film industry.
There had been large worries over whether Amazon would eliminate competition in the smart home market if it purchased iRobot.
Which? has accused Tesco of potentially breaching consumer protection laws by failing to display prices on the majority of its food and beverage promotions.
As retailers face the challenge of aligning consumer desires with their business capabilities, a mounting concern known as "technical debt" has emerged.
In May alone, online sales declined by 3.3 per cent. The figures highlight how non-store sales, that is online sales, were down in three out of four weeks in May.
A recent study by a delivery management firm reveals that the lack of delivery options is costing online businesses billions and leaving customers unsatisfied.
The increasing adoption of smartphone-based digital wallets is transforming the dynamics of consumer behaviour, thereby ushering in a new era of spending in the UK.
A recent study by Which? shows the online chat services of major UK retailers give inconsistent and incorrect advice on consumer rights.
Within an ever developing industry, Fashions use of AI and technology to innovate has reached a new high, redefining the boundaries of creation globally.
Despite challenges, businesses are embracing local sourcing to strengthen their supply chains and align with customer preferences and environmental concerns.
Corsearch's landmark whitepaper, 'Three Strike and Out', exposes the alarming prevalence of counterfeit products on social media and e-commerce platforms.
DBT launches groundbreaking awards to recognise the significant contributions of SMEs to the UK economy by sustaining jobs, increasing wages, and expanding the economy.
Inflation in the United States and Europe is easing after central banks hiked interest rates to cool the economy.
Just when it looked like we reached a turning point in the fight against inflation, figures from last-month show its impacts are still biting retailers. Inflation has taken food prices 8.9% higher than this time last year.
The UK saw a 0.9% drop in retail sales volumes in March as a result of poor weather. However, the 3-month trend presents an optimistic outlook for retailers.
A recent study shows that numerous UK investors are unaware of tax-efficient investment options such as ETFs, IFISAs and other products beyond traditional ISAs.
Sainsbury's, Britain's second-largest supermarket group, on Tuesday began offering lower prices on more than 300 items to the 18 million members of its Nectar loyalty scheme, rivalling a similar initiative at market leader Tesco.
Millennials (born between 1980 and the late 1990s) and Generation Z (born between 1997 and 2010) are taking an early interest in luxury goods.
DTC sales took off as a lifeline during Covid, now surpassing £122.7 in sales, according to eMarketer. However, companies must ensure they are properly equipped if they are to capture DTC's significant future potential.
