Jack Courtez is an editor for betterRetailing, focusing on local news and developments in the retail industry. With a keen interest in business and consumer trends, Jack covers a wide range of topics including acquisitions, government policies, and industry innovations. His articles provide valuable insights for retailers and industry professionals.
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Jack Courtez's coverage primarily focuses on local business and government announcements, with an emphasis on retail. His articles often include press releases and data citations. If you have insights related to local retail businesses in the UK or can provide analysis of government policies affecting retailers, Jack may be interested in your contributions.
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By: Jack Courtez
A new industry body for the next-gen nicotine sector warns that consumers aren't ready for forthcoming vape bans
By: Jack Courtez
PayPoint's 'Retailer Rewards' programme will go live in September, its promotions will reward retailers for stocking associated products
By: Jack Courtez
Freedom of information requests to more than a 100 councils reveal shops aren't meeting trading standards requirements on inaccurate pricing
Global convenience giant 7-Eleven has once again backtracked on its efforts to launch stores in the UK market, according to sources.
By: Jack Courtez
Jisp said its new business plan and management structure will help it continue to grow in a 'competetive' environment.
By: Jack Courtez
Dojo failed to explain why thousands of stores were being automatically opted in to an 'optional' charge when challenged by Better Retailing.
By: Jack Courtez
The latest Retail Sentiment Tracker report shows fewer shops are growing profits, but also highlights what those in growth do differently
By: Jack Courtez
The average convenience store should take £2,000- to-£3,000 per week in extra sales in their first year with Flash Delivery
By: Jack Courtez
A global outage caused by a cyber attack on DHL's vehicle tracking partner Microlise is to impact Nisa stores until resolved.
By: Jack Courtez
Panda Fluff candy floss machines, usually seen in major road service stations or shopping centres, are now available to convenience stores
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