UK retailers plan to increase prices this year in response to increased National Insurance costs, according to a survey of Chief ...
Two thirds of the nation’s top retailers have warned they will have to raise prices to cope with rising tax bills triggered ...
Rachel Reeves’s Budget tax raid will result in fewer workers across the retail sector, sparking fears that customers will receive worse customer service.
When asked how they would be responding to the increases in employers’ National Insurance Contributions (NICs), from April ...
U.K. retailers are expecting a bleak 2025 and most of them plan to raise prices in the wake of cost increases related to the ...
The British Retail Consortium UK CFO survey found that 70% of respondents were "pessimistic" or "very pessimistic" about trading conditions for the next 12 months. Only 13% said they were "optimistic" ...
A rise in employers' national insurance contributions (NICs) is expected to add £2.5bn to retailers' costs in 2025, following ...
The Treasury minister finally fell on her sword less than four weeks after the Daily Mail first revealed the extent of ...
The BRC poll of 52 chief financial officers found 70 are ‘pessimistic’ or ‘very pessimistic’ about trading conditions over the coming ...
Two thirds of British retailers will raise prices this year in response to higher employer social security costs introduced ...
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