The introduction of an UK online sales tax has the “overwhelming” support of both retail landlords and retail clients, a survey by Colliers shows. Some 89% of those surveyed agreed to a new tax.
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![]( "Retailers show 'overwhelming support' for online sales tax - report")
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![]( "Covid, Brexit transform e-industry as warehouse numbers boom - report")
Covid, Brexit transform e-industry as warehouse numbers boom - reportBooming online shopping, with the addition of Covid and Brexit, means demand for UK warehousing and transport systems has increased by 88% over the past decade and is 21% higher than in 2019, a new report claims.
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![]( "UK's GDP growth slows, tourists are returning, but numbers are still low")
UK's GDP growth slows, tourists are returning, but numbers are still lowThe UK’s economy grew 0.1% in February, official figures showed on Monday, and while that growth had slowed from January’s +0.8%, there was a crumb of good news for retail as it seems that tourists are returning.
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![]( "UK retail sales struggled in February, but clothing rose strongly")
UK retail sales struggled in February, but clothing rose stronglyUK consumers stayed cautious and retail sales were unimpressive in February with volumes down 0.3% month-on-month, although they were still 3.7% above their pre-Covid February 2020 levels.
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![]( "The demise of formalwear? Suits no longer part of UK's pricing index")
The demise of formalwear? Suits no longer part of UK's pricing indexIf there was one example of the demise of formalwear and the rise of more casual clothing, it's the fact that the formal suit is no longer being included in the UK's list that makes up the Consumer Prices Index.
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![]( "Pet collars and casual clothing mark pandemic shift in UK inflation basket")
Pet collars and casual clothing mark pandemic shift in UK inflation basketPet collars and casual clothing are replacing takeaway doughnuts and men's two-piece suits this year as Britain's statisticians update their inflation calculations to account for pandemic trends.
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![]( "UK retail sales rose in January, but challenges remained")
UK retail sales rose in January, but challenges remainedUK retail sales growth was better than expected last month but clothing and department stores remained below pre-pandemic levels, official stats showed on Friday.
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![]( "UK inflation at three-decade high, rising fashion prices make an impact")
UK inflation at three-decade high, rising fashion prices make an impactConsumer prices for British shoppers rose again in January, increasing at their fastest annual pace in almost three decades, with the prices of clothing and footwear influencing the rise.
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![]( "December disaster for UK retail as Omicron and inflation dent sales")
December disaster for UK retail as Omicron and inflation dent salesThe UK's ONS has issued its official December retail sales figures and they're fairly bleak. Clothing stores and department stores reported falls of 8% and 6.3%, and were also below levels in February 2020.
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![]( "Retail sales get November bounce but fears remain due to Omicron surge")
Retail sales get November bounce but fears remain due to Omicron surgeIn the month before the Omicron variant emerged, UK retail sales continued to advance with fashion sales proving strong, the country's statistics agency said on Friday. But it's unclear how December will play out.