Hugh Radojev is a news editor at Retail Week. He currently covers a wide range of topics including retail property, policy, and fashion under £250m market cap, while also delving into department stores, direct-to-consumer brands, and emerging retail technologies. Hugh's insights and expertise in retail analytics, consumer behavior, and corporate sustainability have been featured in Retail Week.
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Hugh Radojev's articles suggest a strong interest in retail, supermarkets, and brands within the United Kingdom. His coverage heavily features press releases, private sector announcements, and cited data. If you are reaching out to him with pitches or insights related to these topics, he may be most receptive to exclusive details about new product launches, sales strategies by major retailers or supermarket chains in the UK.
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By: Hugh Radojev
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has today unveiled new measures "to protect people from unjustified price hikes" and giving consumer watchdogs new powers, even as the Treasury has attempted to distance itself from reports of planned supermarket price caps.
The administrators of Quiz Clothing have said that it will begin a phased closure plan for the stricken retailer's 37 stores, resulting in the loss of over 500 jobs.
Supermarket giant Morrisons has blamed government policy and rising costs for plans to close 100 of its Daily c-stores in the next few months.
Supermarket Morrisons is reportedly in talks with rival supermarkets over deals to sell food to them in a bid to boost its manufacturing business and slash its growing debt pile.
By: Hugh Radojev
New Pets at Home chief executive James Bailey said he can see "material progress" being made in the business' turnaround, despite reporting falling profits and sales.
By: Hugh Radojev
Grocery inflation eased in early May, as discounter Lidl's consistent growth saw it finally leapfrog supermarket chain Morrisons.
By: Hugh Radojev
The government has announced a list of 125 everyday essential food items it has targeted for tariff reductions, alongside announcing measures to help people with the cost of travel.
As today's Worldpanel grocery market share data showed Lidl overtaking Morrisons, Retail Week analyses whether this is a seismic moment for UK grocery, or will be a forgotten statistical footnote in all but the most niche histories?
Asda executive chair Allan Leighton has hailed progress in the brand's turnaround plan.
By: Hugh Radojev
As supermarket giant Asda strikes a fulfilment deal with Ocado, Retail Week analyses what it means for both retailers and how it will work
