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...The BRC, which produces the figures with the consumer insight company NielsenIQ, said that food and non-food prices both fell month on month by 0.3 per cent and 0.4 per cent, respectively....
...“Rising geopolitical tensions will also add to uncertainty and costs in supply chains,” said Dickinson....
...A recent visit to a Becton, Dickinson and Co (BD) factory in Canaan, Connecticut, one of the last two large-scale syringe factories left in America, raised some important questions about the scale of that...
...Some companies have also warned that crime is squeezing profits....
...BRC chief executive Helen Dickinson said the fall resulted from retailers competing “fiercely to bring prices down for customers ahead of Christmas”....
...“Consumer demand was dampened by the wettest February on record, translating into a poor month of retail sales growth,” said BRC chief executive Helen Dickinson....
...Dickinson also warned of “obstacles on the road ahead”, including new border checks for EU imports, and the rise in the corporate tax rate from April, which are likely to drive up costs for the consumer....
...“Weak consumer demand led retail sales growth to slow,” said BRC chief executive Helen Dickinson....
...The slowdown was driven by “easing input costs for energy and fertiliser while retailers competed fiercely to keep prices down”, said BRC’s chief executive Helen Dickinson....
...for customers” will suffer the most after the chancellor prioritised tax reliefs and benefits for smaller companies....
...“Customers who bought dairy, margarine, fish and vegetables — all typically own-brand lines — will have found lower prices compared to last month,” said Helen Dickinson, chief executive of the BRC....
...“The festive period failed to make amends for a challenging year of sluggish retail sales growth, as weak consumer confidence continued to hold back spending,” Helen Dickinson, chief executive of the British...
...Helen Dickinson, chief executive of the British Retail Consortium, which represents the retail sector, said the largest chains that provided “the lion’s share of employment, investment and low-cost essentials...
...The payments company, which monitors almost half of UK credit and debit card transactions, said spending on non-essential items grew by an annual rate of 2.7 per cent in November, compared with 2 per cent...
...And next: Elliott Management is setting up a new company to invest at least $1bn to buy mining assets globally, as it seeks to take advantage of the depressed valuation of companies operating in the sector...
...According to research from Canada Life, an insurance and retirement services company, more than half of UK adults do not have a will, and 13 per cent say they have no plans to write one....
...Helen Dickinson, chief executive of the trade body, said that while a weaker pound and emerging trade frictions had led to higher price growth for imported goods, “prices for some domestically produced foods...
...They feature law firms changing how they manage their people and how they are reinventing services and delivery models. All the case studies were researched, compiled and ranked by RSGI....
...“We expect some global commodity prices to rise again as a result and food prices will be slower to fall,” said Dickinson....
...Helen Dickinson, chief executive of the British Retail Consortium, which represents the sector, said: “We are seeing organised gangs threatening staff with weapons and emptying stores....
...For example, law firm Womble Bond Dickinson is using generative AI software tools for brainstorming ideas and drafting documents....
...They could accelerate deforestation (acting against SDG 15, which is “life on land”) by opening up isolated areas to logging companies....
...The more positive BRC figures stood in contrast to consumer spending data tracked by the payments company Barclays, which monitors nearly half of all UK credit and debit card transactions....
...Helen Dickinson, chief executive of the British Retail Consortium, said the fall in shop prices was driven by the cost of food, “particularly for products such as meat, potatoes and some cooking oils”....
...The BRC and KPMG data paints a similar picture to separate figures released on Tuesday by the payments company Barclays, which monitors almost half of UK credit and debit card transactions....
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