The UK Supreme Court has ruled that Deliveroo riders are not eligible for collective wage negotiations through a trade union.
UK Food price inflation has returned to single-digit figures.
New data reveals that food price inflation has dropped to single-digit levels for the first time since July 2022. Over the four weeks leading up to October 29, prices at
The owner of Budweiser and Corona is to hand investors $1bn
Bud Light brewer will distribute a $1 billion settlement following backlash over transgender issues.
Christmas 2023: Meat Consumption, Reduced Social Media Usage, and In-Home Celebrations
Christmas 2023 is shaping up to be a season filled with meat-centric feasts, as Brits are increasingly turning away from plant-based options in favour of more traditional main dishes, according
Burger King faces a lawsuit regarding the size of its Whopper.
Burger King faces legal action from disgruntled customers who allege that its signature Whopper burger isn’t as large as advertised.
Major UK Retailers Name and Shamed for Not Meeting Minimum Wage Standards
A total of £7 million in fines have been imposed on over 200 companies for violations affecting 63,000 employees, including non-payment of minimum wages.
Tesco sales rise ‘early signs’ of inflation easing
Tesco PLC has announced an encouraging onset of inflation relaxation, accompanying an 8.2% increase in group comparable sales for the first quarter, driven by a robust performance in the UK.
As Cineworld exits Chapter 11, its shareholders receive no benefits.
Cineworld Group PLC (LSE: CINE), a prominent cinema chain, has announced its plan to exit Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection by July. The restructuring strategy set to be implemented will unfortunately
Tekcapital plc – MicroSalt expands U.S. retail presence
Tekcapital Plc (AIM: TEK), (OTCQB: TEKCF) the UK intellectual property investment group focused on creating valuable products that can improve people’s lives, is pleased to provide a commercial update from
Investigation commences into elevated prices as supermarkets remain ‘unresponsive’
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) is set to probe whether consumers are being subjected to higher grocery and fuel prices due to a potential lack of competition.
Supermarket bosses have been summoned to the Treasury to explain surging food prices
Treasury officials have called supermarket executives to discuss the escalating food prices, following a warning from the Bank of England that these costs would continue to rise throughout the year.