British Retail Consortium

Marks & Spencer may buy more Irish goods as the department store chain seeks ways to avoid post-Brexit tariff confusion. Industry body the Britis(...)

Tesco is in talks with the Irish and UK governments in a bid to resolve confusion over post-Brexit tariff rules that could hit its shops here. The ne(...)

Millions more people in England face the toughest restrictions from December 26th as Britain struggles to contain the spread of the new coronavirus va(...)

Robust plans are in place to ensure goods remain on our shelves even as supply chains come under pressure, Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe has sa(...)

More than 70 British business groups representing more than seven million workers have made a last-ditch attempt to persuade politicians to return to (...)

British shoppers spent more last month, taking sales further above pre-Covid levels, as strong online demand helped much of the sector rebound faster (...)

UK firms are warning they will struggle to pay back government-backed financial support they received during lockdown, adding a new threat to Britain’(...)

Eager shoppers queued early outside some stores on London’s Oxford Street on Monday morning as non-essential shops were allowed to reopen for the firs(...)

Boris Johnson’s election victory in December not only removed business concerns over a Jeremy Corbyn-led Labour government but lifted hopes he would b(...)

Harrods Department Store, a big tourist attraction in London for Chinese shoppers, has prohibited staff from wearing masks when dealing with customer(...)