A social supermarket in Kent has attracted 600 sign-ups in its first year, offering low-cost groceries and budgeting support through a weekly subscription model.

Iceland supermarket chain plans to open its first UK high street store in the Falkland Islands capital of Stanley in early December through a partnership with local retailer Kelper Stores.

Primark will launch home delivery service in Great Britain for the first time, acquiring an automated fulfillment facility in Sheffield as the fast-fashion retailer faces declining sales.

Woolworths raised prices on at least four items during its three-month price freeze promotion, including a 33% increase on chicken fillets, though the company justified the hikes by claiming previous prices were promotional rather than standard.

Ford announced a $1 billion investment for a new paint shop at its Kentucky Truck Plant, days after federal transportation officials raised concerns about the automaker’s manufacturing practices.

English mayors will gain powers to levy taxes on holiday accommodations, sparking industry backlash over economic concerns and job losses.

The US and Canada face escalating tariffs on vehicles, construction materials, and household goods, with threats of further increases and bans on specific imports set to take effect later this year.

An investigation found that former Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer violated her department’s harassment policy and failed to address a toxic workplace environment, according to a newly released report by the Labor Department’s Office of Inspector General.

Unleaded petrol prices rose 5p per litre in a week to 167.17p, the largest weekly increase since April, as Middle East tensions drive crude oil prices higher.

The Reserve Bank of Australia’s three interest rate increases this year have failed to control inflation amid global oil price shocks and supply chain pressures, with markets pricing in further hikes by month’s end.

Britain’s trade unions are calling on Prime Minister Andy Burnham to introduce a subsidized energy tariff funded by increasing a bank surcharge, arguing it could help millions of households manage rising bills.

John Lewis Partnership’s pre-tax losses widened to £124m in the first half of the year as higher costs and weak consumer confidence pressured results across its department stores and Waitrose supermarkets.