John Lewis news and analysis – Page 54
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Comment & OpinionAs the MAP Awards approach, check out The Grocer team’s favourite ads
Tomorrow is a red-letter day for fmcg marketing. For at 4pm (Friday 25 September), we will reveal the winners
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NewsMedia Bites 21 September: Megabrew, living wage, Ocado
The after-affects from last week’s big deal news continued to ripple through the papers at the weekend. There was also more fallout over the living wage, with the John Lewis chairman issuing a warning of its affects.
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Comment & OpinionWhat customer service looks like in the digital age
Glenn Shoosmith, founder and CEO of BookingBug, outlines the key factors retailers have to consider to deliver top-notch service digitally
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NewsMedia Bites 14 Sep: Tesco, Morrisons, John Lewis
Tesco bosses’ lack of shareholding is “raising eyebrows”, according to weekend reports.
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NewsWaitrose carves out strong position in tough price war
In the current grocery market, any gain is a positive
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NewsMedia Bites 11 Sep: Morrisons, Waitrose, Lidl
The papers react to sliding sales and profits at Morrisons and Waitrose
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NewsPick Your Own ‘not hitting profits’, says Waitrose CEO
Mark Price has insisted the scheme is boosting sales and margins have not declined
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NewsCity snapshot: Morrisons’ first half like for likes fall by 2.7%
Morrisons (MRW) has announced a 5.1% fall in first half revenues and a 2.7% drop in like-for-like sales
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NewsWaitrose profits hit as property woes blight JLP
Waitrose has seen its profits fall again as ‘turmoil’ in the grocery market and a loss of property profits hits
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NewsCity snapshot: MillerCoors names new CEO
MillerCoors has named Gavin Hattersley as its new chief executive officer; new CFO for Hain Celestial, Terra Firma confirms Justin King role and all the rest of the news from the City.
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Category ReportHot Beverages Category Report 2015: Can tea really do posh?
The humdrum everyday lines are hanging on in there but Brits are broadening their repertoires – and paying more…
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NewsCity snapshot: Tesco agrees to sell Homeplus
Tesco has agreed to sell its South Korean retail arm Homeplus to a consortium led by MBK Partners for £4.24bn, plus Associated British Foods warns over sugar and currency impact and all the rest of the news from the City.
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Grocer 33Sophie Osgerby, Waitrose, Altrincham: G33 store of the week
We don’t want people to think of Waitrose as just a supermarket for the Home Counties. We’ve had to battle against the expectation
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NewsCity snapshot: August high street sales suffer worst slump for seven years
High street sales in August have suffered their biggest slump since the depth of the financial crisis in 2008.
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Comment & OpinionMobile video ads deliver, so stay switched on
Mobile video viewing habits are morphing daily, and so is consumer behaviour…
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NewsCity snapshot: Real Good Food gets extra £3.4m for Napier Brown
Real Good Food (RGD) has announced it has completed the disposal of its sugar business Napier Brown and received a further £3.4m from Tereos.
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NewsConfectioner Hope & Greenwood rescued from administration
Old-fashioned sweetshops in London have closed but the brand lives on thanks to Monty Bojangles manufacturer
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Comment & OpinionFood's in vogue in the fashion world
Food and fashion can make for a powerful in-store experience, argues Gregor Jackson at gpstudio
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Comment & OpinionAldi & Lidl - more 'meaningful' than the big four?
The rise of the discounters has been fuelled by the embrace of consumers, but why? Jon Kershaw of Havas Media explains
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Comment & OpinionThe store experience still matters in an online world
In times gone by, where a family shopped belied its identity. Supermarkets had a bond with their shoppers.