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With A £550 Million Investment, Sainsbury’s Boss Vows To Take On Aldi And Reduce Prices

Sainsbury’s is set to invest £550 million in a bid to take on Aldi and keep its prices down over the next two years. The supermarket is battling against losing custom as consumers look for ways to trim expenditures amid growing costs. This Christmas will be another tough one for numerous Brits in the costContinue reading “With A £550 Million Investment, Sainsbury’s Boss Vows To Take On Aldi And Reduce Prices”

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A Massive Technical Glitch Disrupts Tesco’s Home Delivery Service

A newspaper outlet announced that Tesco’s home delivery service was flung into disarray as the supermarket withdrew all orders after 1 pm and told customers it was unable to reschedule them. Customers calling to enquire about their orders were being met with a message informing them that all deliveries had been cancelled due to technicalContinue reading “A Massive Technical Glitch Disrupts Tesco’s Home Delivery Service”

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The Exodus Of Bank Customers

Dozens of Halifax customers are closing their accounts with the bank after a staff member told them to leave if they didn’t like their latest pronoun policy. The bank revealed on Twitter earlier this week that it would permit staff to display their pronouns on their name badges. In a post that read ‘pronouns matter’Continue reading “The Exodus Of Bank Customers”

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Aldi Opens Its First Store Without Checkout

Aldi has opened its first checkout-free store, where customers will be able to pick up products and exit without queuing to pay. The discount supermarket’s new site in Greenwich, south-east London, which opened at 7 am for public testing, will also allow customers to purchase alcohol, using facial age estimation technology to check whether theyContinue reading “Aldi Opens Its First Store Without Checkout”

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An H&M Store In New York City Closed After An Employee Shared A Viral Photo

A New York City H&M has temporarily shut after a worker announced on Twitter that a customer had discovered clothes crawling with bugs, and whined that the site wasn’t doing enough about it. Twitter user @Madesonee, who works at the H&M located in the Oculus at the World Trade Centre in Manhattan, said that theContinue reading “An H&M Store In New York City Closed After An Employee Shared A Viral Photo”