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Sports Direct employs nine out of 10 of staff on 'zero-hour contracts'

UK's biggest sports retailer keeps 20,000 employees on 'casual terms' with no guarantee of work

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Man of deals: products linked to ‘Man of Steel’

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Man jailed for 30 months for sex assault on four-year-old boy in supermarket toilet

A man has been jailed for two-and-a-half years for sexually assaulting a four-year-old boy in a supermarket toilet.

Asda has resolved to donate all its surplus stock to charity

Asda to give all surplus food to charity in bid to relieve food poverty

FareShare will distribute milk, bread, meat and vegetables to provide  meals for the poor

Squeeze on consumer spending hits Tesco

Tesco will confirm a fall in UK sales this week, as cash-strapped consumers continue to rein in spending on big-ticket electricals.

Whiff of scandal lingers at Greencore

Greencore, the convenience foods and ready-meals maker, said yesterday that conditions remain challenging in a UK market still reeling from the horsemeat scandal.

Sales growth returns at Morrisons

Morrisons has finally started to show signs of recovery, after a sustained period of weak trading.

Walmart suffers surprise drop in sales

The grim consumer environment in the United States led to an unexpected drop in sales in Walmart over the first quarter, with the world's largest retailer missing Wall Street expectations.

Bring on the sunshine: The best wines for spring barbecues and summer picnics

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290 dead as high street fashion chains told to put lives before profits after Bangladeshi factory collapse

Death toll passes 290 as staff describe how they were ordered to continue production despite raising concerns over huge cracks in the eight-storey structure

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