Daniel Woolfson

The ecommerce giant, now one of Britain’s biggest beauty retailers, is trialling alcohol sales amid scrutiny over whether it is doing enough to prevent young people using it

The retailer is opening mid-sized ‘neighbourhood’ branches amid a £1 billion investment blitz

The retailer is cutting jobs and shaking up the way it does things in an attempt to reverse falls in sales and market share. Is it enough to remedy the decline?

While efforts by John Lewis Partnership to revitalise its supermarket chain are bearing fruit, the department stores are struggling. Can they be turned around?

Hotel Chocolat has been among the retailers going into meltdown as high temperatures threaten to damage high street wares

Giles Hurley says the government is right to rein in supermarkets from price gouging

Once considered a poor cousin of marketing, public relations has enjoyed a renaissance in the era of crisis, disinformation and AI — but tougher times await

Sara Davies, who appeared in the TV business series between 2019 and 2025, has joined as a non-executive director and taken a stake in the online marketplace.

The Duchy of Cornwall holds crisis talks with other landowners after record heatwaves, saying that a fire sale of livestock could result in food prices rising

The beer drinkers’ champion is £800,000 in the red as Britons drink less and big brewers shift away from ale. But there are signs that Gen Z could come to the rescue