British retail industry employs 100,000 people in roles that didn’t even exist five years ago – BRC
LONDON, 2016-Sep-22 — /EPR Retail News/ — British retail today employs 100,000 people in roles that didn’t even exist five years
Continue readingLONDON, 2016-Sep-22 — /EPR Retail News/ — British retail today employs 100,000 people in roles that didn’t even exist five years
Continue readingTotal retail search volumes grew 52% in the first quarter of 2016 compared with the same quarter a year ago.
Continue readingOverall shop prices reported deflation of 2.0% in February from 1.8% in January. Food returned to deflationary territory, falling 0.4%
Continue readingLONDON, 2016-Feb-09 — /EPR Retail News/ — Responding to today’s announcement by government that it plans to extend Sunday opening hours
Continue readingOnline sales of Non-Food products in the UK grew 14.9% in January versus a year earlier, when they had risen
Continue readingUK retail sales rose by 2.6% on a like-for-like basis from January 2015, when they had increased 0.2% from the
Continue readingOnline sales of Non-Food products in the UK grew 15.1% in December versus a year earlier, when they had risen
Continue readingUK retail sales rose by 0.1% on a like-for-like basis from December 2014, when they had decreased 0.4% from the
Continue reading– Overall shop prices reported deflation of 2.0% in December from the 2.1% decline seen in November. – Food reported
Continue readingLONDON, 2016-1-5 — /EPR Retail News/ — Helen Dickinson has been awarded an OBE in the New Year’s Honours List
Continue readingLONDON, 2015-12-10 — /EPR Retail News/ — UK consumers are set to lose out as a result of today’s decision
Continue readingOnline sales of Non-Food products in the UK grew 11.8% in November versus a year earlier, when they had risen
Continue readingUK retail sales decreased 0.4% on a like-for-like basis from November 2014, when they had increased 0.9% from the preceding
Continue readingOverall shop prices reported deflation of 2.1% in November from a 1.8% decline in October, a joint record low. Food
Continue readingFootfall in October was 0.2% lower than a year ago, unchanged from the decline in September. This was above the
Continue reading– UK retail sales increased 2.6% on a like-for-like basis from September 2014, when they had decreased 2.1% on the
Continue reading– Online sales of Non-Food products in the UK grew 14.2% in September versus a year earlier, when it had
Continue readingOverall shop prices reported deflation of 1.9% in September from a 1.4% decline in August. Food reported annual deflation of
Continue readingFootfall in August was 1.6% lower than a year ago, down from the 1.1% fall in July. This was below
Continue readingOverall shop prices reported deflation of 1.4% in August unchanged from July. Food reported annual inflation of 0.2%, up marginally
Continue reading– Online sales of Non-Food products in the UK grew 6.5% in August versus a year earlier, when it had
Continue readingUK retail sales decreased 1.0% on a like-for-like basis from August 2014, when they had increased 1.3% on the preceding
Continue reading– UK retail sales increased 1.8% on a like-for-like basis from June 2014, when they had decreased 0.8% on the
Continue reading– Online sales of Non-Food products in the UK grew 17.6% in June versus a year earlier, when it had
Continue reading– Overall shop prices reported deflation of 1.3% in June up from 1.9% in May. – Food reported annual deflation
Continue reading– Footfall in May was 1.0% lower than a year ago, down from the 0.8% fall in April. This was
Continue readingLONDON, 2015-6-10 — /EPR Retail News/ — BRC-KPMG: Online sales of Non-Food products in the UK grew 9.9% in May
Continue readingLONDON, 2015-6-10 — /EPR Retail News/ — BRC-KPMG: UK retail sales in May 2015 were flat on a like-for-like basis from
Continue readingLONDON, 2015-4-27 — /EPR Retail News/ — Helen Dickinson, Director General, British Retail Consortium, said: “The latest BRC-Google figures show
Continue reading– UK retail sales increased by 3.2% on a like-for-like basis from March 2014, when they had decreased 1.7% on
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