Supermarkets

City stalwart Richard Hunter believes die hard investment principles shouldn't materially alter amidst Brexit kerfuffle.

UK grocery prices continue to fall year-on-year as the supermarket price war rages.

This comes amid concerns about how Amazon's fresh food delivery service in the UK could affect its business.

Supermarket leader said like-for-like global group sales rose 0.9% in the 13 weeks to 28 May.

Morrisons sold 140 M Local shops (now My Local) in September 2015 to a consortium led by Mike Greene.

Tesco has sold off more assets as the supermarket giant has continued to struggle in recent years.

Asda's chief executive Andy Clarke is stepping down in the wake of lacklustre sales.

Waitrose, the Co-operative and Iceland have posted sales growth for the 12 weeks ending 22 May 2016.

The beers will be priced at £1.25 each and will be offered as a "Specialbuy" purchase.

Most stores will operate as per their regular working hours.

The Bradford-based supermarket showed a pre-tax profit of £217m for the year ending 31 January.

The first priority for Sainsbury's is to offer the leftover food to charities.

Kantar figures show Asda sales fall 5.1%, while Lidl and Aldi post double digit growth in the first quarter.

Trade union GMB had asked solicitors Leigh Day to pursue a claim for race discrimination against Tesco.

Most UK supermarkets will operate under normal working hours.

The move follows a profit warning issued by Dave Lewis, Tesco's chief executive earlier this month.

Tesco has signed a third-party deal with Sports Direct.

Tesco's latest annual results reveal it lost more selling space than it opened.

This follows Asda recalling Disney treats over contamination fears a couple of weeks ago.

John Lewis and Marks & Spencer too have setup technology hubs to improve their online business.

Chief executive Dave Lewis appoints Greenhill, a boutique advisory firm, to help sell Dobbies.

Tesco's 'Brand Guarantee' coupons allow customers to receive a price match with Asda, Morrisons and Sainsbury's.

The new national living wage of £7.20 per hour hurts retailers as it increases their costs.

Sainsbury's, Aldi and Lidl among the main winners of the Easter period as consumers increase spending.

The restaurant chain had reported an annual loss of £4.1m for the year ended March 2015.

The ad was released by Tesco Lotus, the Thai offshoot of the British supermarket chain.

Lidl gets nod from appeals board to build new store on Old Cabra and Annamoe Road in Dublin 7.

Sainsbury's attempts to tap into the fast growing online market will get a boost with this acquisition.

The move follows the Walmart subsidiary posting six consecutive quarters of sales decline.

Asda bets on robotics to take on competitors such as Amazon, Aldi and Lidl.