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The DVD's days appear to be numbered after the UK's favourite department store said it would stop selling the players once found under almost every television.more

UK high streets have the highest concentration of fast food outlets in almost a decade, figures show.more

Royal Mail has now released a series of dates that you'll have to note down if you want to have something sent to someone in time for Christmas.more

Scotch Whisky exports rose to almost £2 billion in the first half of the year. Exports increased in value by 10.8% to £1.97 billion, compared with the same period in 2017.more

'Mansize' tissues have been rebranded after customers complained that the name is sexist.more

A new mall is opening at the O2 complex in Greenwich - the first shops on the site since it was turned into a music arena in 2007.more

Contactless payments have become more popular than chip-and-pin card transactions for the first time in the UK, according to a major payment processing company.more

A businessman recognised as Ireland's Entrepreneur of the Year 12 months ago, has said his company will be laying off workers in Britain as a result of Brexit.more

A woman has been crushed by a man falling from an upper floor at Westfield shopping centre. A privacy screen has been set up around the incident by some escalators on the bottom floor.more

A woman left paralysed after being "catapulted" from her new bed during sex is suing the bed firm for at least £1 million in damages.more

Margaret Thatcher is being backed by thousands to be the face of the new plastic £50 note.more

The claim visitors to Dublin can buy a pint with sterling just as easily as they could with euro is well off the mark, according to bar staff in the capital.more

Retailer WH Smith has launched an overhaul of its under-pressure high street business as it revealed sliding sales and profits at the division.more

By next year, Lidl will have discontinued the sale of single use plastics - including plastic drinking straws, disposable cups and glasses, plates, cutlery and plastic stemmed cotton buds - in its Irish stores.more

Supermarket customers may soon have to get used to a new way of paying for their shopping. Marks & Spencer has become the latest food retailer to test an app which allows people to buy their shopping without having to use a till.more

Small firms have said that preparing for Brexit is like preparing to "move your business to Narnia."more

Cake chain Patisserie Valerie will cease trading without an 'immediate' cash injection after discovering a major black hole in its finances.more

Tesco is removing "best before" dates from another 116 fruit and vegetable products in a move the supermarket says will help consumers cut food waste.more

Amazon is reportedly looking around the UK for retail locations that could be used for its cashierless Amazon Go supermarkets.more

The Christmas lights have gone up on Oxford Street dividing Londoners as some react with exasperation and others with joy.more

Britain would be welcomed into the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal with "open arms" after it leaves the EU, Japan's prime minister has said.more

Waitrose is to test a delivery service which will allow drivers to enter a customer's home while they are out, and put their groceries away.more

More than 58,000 digital pregnancy tests have been recalled after some wrongly told women they were expecting.more

The fat spread market definitely shrinks. Contributing to this, among others fashion for a healthy lifestyle. The sale of margarines will melt in four years by almost PLN 200 million - you can read "Rzeczpospolita".more

Up to 2,000 construction jobs will be created on the new 100 million euro Irish distribution centre and regional headquarters for supermarket chain Lidl. Work has just began on the new facility, which will be based in Newbridge, Co Kildare, and will be three times the size of the Aviva Stadium.more