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Hellmann’s mayonnaise has become the latest victim of shrinkflation. Tesco has pulled 800g jars of the brand from its shelves and replaced them with 600g versions.more

Soaring inflation has taken an average of £5,455 from UK households in the past two years, with the UK losing £153bn to rising prices overall. more

Best of Poland, a new importer and distributor for Polish branded food and drink products, has secured exclusive distribution rights for Black Energy – the leading energy drink brand in Poland, which has been available in the UK for the last three years. more

The party goods business started by the Princess of Wales's mother has been sold after falling into administration. more

The UK will ban the import of Russian diamonds and copper, aluminum and nickel from Russia, the British government announced Thursday night into Friday, ahead of the start of the G7 summit in Japan.more

Revenues rose to £990m last year as people unable to upsize their home opt to pile their possessions elsewhere. more

Greggs has reached an agreement with a London council allowing it to stay open till 2am - and you will still be able to get a sausage roll. more

The Bank of England's top economist has said he is sorry for using "inflammatory" language to suggest people must accept they are poorer.more

The value of trade between Poland and Ireland amounted to EUR 6 billion in 2022 and we want this value to grow, said Irish Minister of State Dara Calleary. He added that Irish companies can offer solutions e.g. in the field of online business, modern construction or agriculture.more

Supermarkets are tempting customers to buy high-calorie treats by displaying them in the most eye-catching parts of the shop while placing healthy foods on less prominent shelves, a new study has revealed. more

The boss of Tesco, the UK's largest supermarket chain, earned £4.44m last financial year despite halving the company's profit, according to its accounts published yesterday.more

Tesco, Aldi and Lidl have followed Sainsbury's by cutting the price of own-brand butter and bread after criticism over high supermarket prices.more

Elon Musk has announced on Twitter that he will be stepping down as head of this social media platform. The billionaire may be succeeded by Linda Yaccarino, who is in charge of the advertising division at media company NBCUniversal, the US Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday night.more

The UK is a key target for the growth of the group's departure from the Russian market, which represented 20% of its business.more

Businesses are being urged to limit the amount of alcohol served at work social events in order to prevent people from acting inappropriately towards others.more

Virgin Media O2 has accused rival mobile operators of not doing enough to help customers move onto cheaper monthly tariffs. The phone giant says other firms are "swindling" people by keeping them on rates that cover the cost of a handset, even after they have finished paying for the phone.more

In April, the mood of Polish consumers slightly improved, but still remains at a very low level, one of the lowest in the entire history of the survey, according to the GfK Consumer Mood Barometer survey.more

The UK's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) announced today that it is launching an investigation into how the development of artificial intelligence may affect competition and how to ensure proper consumer protection.more

The UK should open more shared banking hubs to help those who feel uncomfortable managing their finances online, a charity has said. Bank hubs - which are spaces shared by several different High Street lenders - are meant to help communities that have seen all their bank branches close. more

Oil and gas giant BP has reported strong profits for the beginning of the year as energy prices remain high. more

The Coronation of King Charles III is set to prove a bumper weekend for the UK’s pubs and bars. more

Britain's youngest billionaire, the boss of fitness brand Gymshark, has told LBC the UK is an "amazing" place to do business and he wouldn't give up his job for anything.more

Microsoft's president has attacked the UK after it was blocked from buying US gaming firm Activision, saying the EU was a better place to start a business.more

Amazon could soon be forced to recognise a trade union in the UK for the first time.more

The Bank of England's top economist has said people in the UK need to accept that they are poorer otherwise prices will continue to rise. more