Sarah Butler
Retail Correspondent at The Guardian
Retail Correspondent at The Observer
Guardian journo writing on retail, restaurants and ethical business. Cyclist with a love of Marmite. Got a story? Contact: [email protected]
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1 week ago |
buff.ly | Sarah Butler |Julia Kollewe
Marks & Spencer has reopened its website to shoppers, six weeks after it was forced to halt online orders after a cyber-attack. On its website, M&S said customers “can now place online orders with standard delivery to England, Scotland and Wales”, while deliveries to Northern Ireland will resume in the coming weeks. It said it would also resume click and collect, next-day and nominated-day delivery and international ordering in the coming weeks.
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1 week ago |
ca.finance.yahoo.com | Sarah Butler |Julia Kollewe
Marks & Spencer has reopened its website to shoppers, six weeks after it was forced to halt online orders after a cyber-attack. On its website, M&S said customers “can now place online orders with standard delivery to England, Scotland and Wales”. It added that it would resume click and collect, next-day and nominated-day delivery and international ordering in the coming weeks.
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2 weeks ago |
theguardian.com | Sarah Butler
Dessert cafes and ice-cream parlours are hoping to play a role in a revival of UK high streets and the night-time economy, as people seek an alternative to going to the pub or an expensive meal out. Their number has soared by almost 700 in the UK in the past decade, according to analysts at Green Street, formerly the Local Data Company, with outlets in places from Aberdeen to Plymouth.
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2 weeks ago |
theguardian.com | Sarah Butler
Burberry has paid its new boss Joshua Schulman almost £2.6m in his first nine months in the job, including £380,000 in house moving costs, as the ailing British brand announced hundreds of job cuts. The company also handed former boss Jonathan Akeroyd a pay-off worth about £1.5m – a year’s notice including salary, pension and cash benefits – after he exited the company in July last year, according to the group’s annual report.
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3 weeks ago |
theguardian.com | Sarah Butler
Asda is unlikely to see growth before the end of this year at the earliest, the supermarket’s chair, Allan Leighton, has said, as sales continue to fall despite price cuts and more stock on its shelves. Meanwhile, Aldi, which is closing the market share gap with Asda, put further pressure on its rival by announcing significant expansion plans across the UK.
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