Yasmeen Louis

Argos is expanding its Trusted Sellers marketplace with plans to offer more than 130,000 products from vetted third-party retailers and brands by the end of 2026.

Paul Smith has opened a new flagship store on Madison Avenue in New York, bringing a residential-inspired retail concept to the Upper East Side, as the British fashion brand looks to ramp up its North American growth.

British home improvement retailer B&Q has been shortlisted in the sustainability category at the Retail Gazette Awards, following a year of work to cut emissions and encourage more sustainable home improvement.

Salmon sold in major British supermarkets may have been raised on feed containing chicken by-products, as suppliers turn to alternative ingredients to cut costs.

The Cotswold Company has launched a free interior design service at five of its showrooms as it looks to attract more customers into its stores.

Heineken has been ordered to pay £93.05m (€111m) in damages to Greek brewer Macedonian Thrace Brewery (MTB) over anti-competitive conduct in Greece, following a legal battle lasting nearly a decade.

Tesco has been refused permission to appeal to the Supreme Court over a key ruling in its long-running equal pay dispute with more than 16,000 current and former shop workers.

L'Oréal has reported a 7.7 per cent rise in sales to €35.34bn (£29.54bn) in the first nine months of 2026, as strong demand for fragrances, haircare and skincare helped the beauty group outperform the wider market.

Aldi will open seven new stores across the UK in November, creating up to 210 jobs as the supermarket continues to expand its estate.

Samworth Brothers has appointed Steve Murrells CBE as its next chief executive, succeeding Simon Wookey, who is stepping back from a full-time role after eight years with the food business.