Edward Story
Partner
Simon Jupp
Senior Counsel
Jack Wain
Senior Associate
21 October 2022
Here are this week's top stories in the consumer and retail sector:
'Kids Eat Free' scheme reintroduced at M&S for half-term (Retail Gazette)
Hollister introduces new feature allowing teenagers to send bill to parents to complete transaction (Charged Retail)
Long-awaited Battersea Power Station redevelopment opens (Retail Gazette)
Sales of energy saving cooking devices soar at John Lewis (Retail Times)
Strong growth for Boots as sales exceed pre-pandemic levels (Retail Gazette)
Foot Locker opens new store in London's Westfield Stratford shopping centre with "elevated retail experience" designed to inspire youth culture and build communities (Retail Gazette)
A major study shows that nearly 90% of global customers are seeking out more sustainable options and 56% of UK consumers rank sustainability as a top five value driver despite the cost-of-living crisis (Retail Times)
New research has revealed that a quarter of the UK's leading brands now charge consumers for returning online purchases (Retail Times)
UK inflation returned to a record high of 10.1% in the 12 months to September, driven by rising food prices (Retail Gazette)
Ikea trials driverless truck deliveries from its warehouse to its store in Texas every day (Engadget)
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