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More than 125 firefighters, with 20 fire engines, are tackling the blaze at The Mall shopping centre in Selborne Road, Walthamstow.more

Attention, beauty fans: Primark has opened a new beauty studio and barbershop at its Manchester store.more

More than 18,000 people have signed a petition to ban retailers from using fridges without doors.more

700 thousand dairy farms, 12 thousand dairy plants and 300 thousand dairy workers in the 28 countries of the European Union will feel the effects of hard Brexit; this is associated with a serious crisis - signals the organizational office of the International Dairy Forum.more

The German car manufacturer Volkswagen (VW) has completed the production of the Beetle model, which was created 80 years ago in the Puebla factory in central Mexico, according to Automotive News. In 2020, the plant will start production of a small Tarek crossover.more

In France, action against counterfeit goods began yesterday. According to official data, French producers lose 7 billion euros in counterfeit products annually.more

10 Polish cosmetics companies participate in the international cosmetics exhibition Cosmobeaute Malaysia 2019 in Kuala Lumpur - the Polish Investment and Trade Agency has informed. This is part of the business mission of the cosmetics sector, organized by PAIH in Malaysia, Myanmar and Singapore.more

Black-market cigarettes imported from outside the UK are being sold at Maidstone newsagents.more

More than 2,000 workers at seven Amazon (AMZN.O) sites across Germany have gone on strike over pay for at least two days, labor union Verdi said on Monday. more

Amazon announced it will spend $700 million over the next six years to help retrain a third of its US workforce to adapt to an economy increasingly disrupted by automation and new technology.more

Victims of a modern slavery ring who trafficked an estimated 450 Poles to the UK were put to work on farms supplying major supermarkets, it emerged yesterday.more

Two key Democratic lawmakers are calling on Amazon.com Inc. to take stronger action to prevent fake reviews of products sold online from spreading on its platform.more

Microsoft is opening its first European store on Oxford Street, in London, featuring a McLaren Senna car customised as an Xbox driving simulator, a gaming lounge and a community education centre where children can learn to code.more

Britons are expected to spend more than £2.7bn this summer on outfits they will wear just once, new research claims.more

Europeans consume much more fish and seafood than can be provided by local seas and farms. Over half of the annual demand comes from imports, mainly from developing countries.more

William Hill is about to close around 700 betting shops, putting 4,500 jobs at risk. The bookmakers blamed the closures on the government's clamp down on fixed-odds betting machines.more

Amazon will create 2,000 jobs in the UK this year, bringing its total permanent British workforce to almost 30,000 people.more

Whirlpool has admitted that there could be as many as 800,000 faulty tumble-dryers in homes around the UK.more

Fears that children could choke on a popular drink has led to a massive product recall of Robinson Fruit Shoots.more

Jaguar Land Rover is expected to announce plans on Friday to build full-electric cars at its Castle Bromwich factory in England, the Sunday Times reported.more

Ford said it will cut 12,000 jobs in Europe by the end of next year to try to return the business to profit, part of a wave of cost reductions in an auto industry facing stagnant demand and huge investments to build low emission cars.more

The UK's largest grocery chain Tesco is planning to introduce cashierless stores in the country in a move that would cut costs and make it the leader in self-checkout food retail.more

Aldi and Lidl will boost their presence in London, targeting the city as national supermarket sales growth begins to slow.more

A study comparing the ingredients of food products across the EU on Monday (24 June) found there was no evidence that citizens in eastern EU member states are being sold products of inferior quality - despite officials as senior as EU Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker championing the issue.more

Ireland is among the most expensive countries in the EU when it comes to buying food and drink according to new data from Eurostat.more