A letter written to the government by the British Retail Consortium, and signed by many companies, read: ‘We appreciate the government’s focus on improving the fiscal situation and investing in public services;

DOZENS of high street chains such as Boots, Next and Tesco havewarned the Chancellor her Budget could cost retailers £7billion. A letter to Rachel Reeves, with 79 signatories, says they are

More than 70 businesses have written to Chancellor Rachel Reeves, warning that the national insurance changes in October's Budget mean price hikes are 'a certainty'

Tesco, Aldi and Boots are among DOZENS of shops warning of mass closures and job losses. Large UK retailers including Tesco, Boots, Marks & Spencer and Next have written to Rachel Reeves to say that a £7bn increase in annual costs after last month’s ...

A warning has been issued that there could be shortages of some products as farmers face a spike in their costs.

Britain’s biggest retailers have warned the Chancellor that jobs will be cut and prices will have to rise as they face a more-than-£7 billion hit from Budget tax increases. More than 70 businesses, including Tesco,

Some of the country’s largest retailers, including supermarkets like Tesco, Asda, Aldi, Morrisons and Sainsbury’s, have warned jobs will be lost due to the national insurance rise announced in the Budget.