The ASDA supermarket chain and the operator Vodafone have joined the group of companies that will offer help to the British struggling with the crisis related to the rising costs of living.more
The American chain Starbucks intends to close "many cafés" in the domestic market, announced CEO Howard Schultz in a video shared on Twitter. He justified his decision on security grounds, including nuisance from the homeless and drug addicts.more
According to a study by UCE RESEARCH and the BLIX Group, high inflation means that almost eight out of ten Poles look for cheaper products or substitutes in stores. In turn, their price usually has to be 20-30% lower to be interesting at all. Less than 40% of Poles mainly try to save on food.more
61 percent customers are trying to avoid Russian products, as well as companies from other countries that still operate with the aggressor - writes "Rzeczpospolita" today.more
Experts of the Polish Economic Institute have warned that the UK faces a damaging recession later this year and raised fears that managers lacked experience in dealing with severe economic shocks.more
Ponad 45 tys. samochodów osobowych oraz dostawczych o DMC do 3,5 tony zarejestrowano w Polsce w czerwonej baterii, czyli o 10,7 proc. mniej rdr – poinformował Instytut Samar. Dane skumulowane wyniki na sprzedaży w 2022 roku o 13 proc. rdr.more
RAC analysis found the average cost of a litre of the fuel at UK forecourts rose by 16.6p in June, from 174.8p to 191.4p - the highest monthly increase in records dating back to 2000.
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HUGE increases at coffee giant Costa have sent prices rocketing to £6.15 a cup, a Sun investigation has revealed. The café chain’s 2,600 outlets across the UK are now charging £6 for pimped-up versions of its lattes and cappuccinos.more
Brits go mad for Lurpak, and we eat more of it than any other country, but the rising cost of the luxury butter has left some consumers' cash spread pretty thin. Annoyed shoppers have slammed rising prices as the cost of a single tub of Lurpak now costs £7.25 in some supermarkets. more
Blockades of distribution centers of supermarket chains, carried out by farmers in the Netherlands, have resulted in a shortage of goods on the shelves in stores, alarm the Dutch media. Some chains no longer sell dairy products and vegetables.more
The country's monthly national foreign trade deficit amounted to around €1 billion, according to data published yesterday by the German Federal Statistical Office (Destatis).more
The delivery giant said its new micromobility hub in London will lead to a million more customer deliveries each year, while others are expected to open across the UK in the coming months.
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