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Boucher Road Lidl gets green light after objections from IFA and Tesco

Councillor says “If we go on the logic that it is going to cause conflict, then I don’t think we’ll ever build anything on this site"

Belfast Live · Mar 15, 2023

How will Queenslanders be impacted by the surge in electricity prices?

Grocery store operator Jane Yap says she's paying 40 per cent more for electricity compared with the same time last year. Now, bills are expected to increase yet again.

ABC News · Mar 15, 2023

Lidl Ireland has brilliant solution as shopper confesses to lying about not to have app at till

Other shoppers in Lidl saw the funny side to it while some shared their own experiences

Irish Mirror · Mar 15, 2023

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'Boneless wing' or 'chicken nugget'? Buffalo Wild Wings sued for false advertising

An Illinois man is launching a class-action lawsuit against Buffalo Wild Wings for false advertising, alleging the restaurant's boneless wings are not actually chicken wings at all.

Tribune News Service · Mar 15, 2023

John Lewis and Waitrose owner appoints first group chief executive

Nish Kankiwala to lead staff-owned partnership as it struggles to turn around business amid rising costs

The Guardian - UK · Mar 15, 2023

Tesco removes all buying limits on fruit and veg following Asda, Aldi, and Lidl

Tesco brought in buying restrictions in February in response to supply issues within the industry and put in place a three-item buying limit per customer

Daily Mirror · Mar 15, 2023

Iceland shutting stores across UK as full list of locations announced

Stores are closing this month

Nottingham Post · Mar 15, 2023

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Farm shop relocates in new town and shoppers cannot get enough

They sell organic, sustainable and environmentally-friendly products’

Nottingham Post · Mar 15, 2023

Tesco shoppers 'gobsmacked' at policy that sees £120 taken from bank accounts at petrol station

Motorists were left 'absolutely fuming' after noticing the charge, which has been introduced at the forecourts in a bid to stop customers driving off without paying

Chronicle Live · Mar 14, 2023

The five Greater Manchester pie makers named amongst the best in the country

HM Pasties, Ate Days A Week and Baldy's took home medals at the British Pie Awards 2023

Manchester Evening News · Mar 14, 2023

All the shops, restaurants and cafes opening stores this year - from Wagamama to Ikea

Chains opening up shops, restaurants, supermarkets and cafes will be welcomed by shoppers becoming acquainted with shuttered storefronts

Daily Mirror · Mar 14, 2023

Shoppers slam 'extortionate' price of deodorant in Tesco and Boots as cost of living bites

People commenting on the customer's tweet about the incorrect pricing said the £4.50 actually being charged by Boots was still 'extortionate'

Daily Mirror · Mar 14, 2023

Tesco shopper blasts 'crazy' amount taken from customers' bank accounts in new UK policy

"I was gobsmacked, the financial implications of this are huge"

Bristol Post · Mar 14, 2023

Lunchables with ‘improved nutrition’ to be part of US school lunch programs

Ready-to-eat packaged meals will be modified to satisfy federal nutrition regulations and will be offered to students this fall

The Guardian - US · Mar 14, 2023

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Nottingham Post · Mar 14, 2023

Motorists angry with Tesco for taking 'crazy' amount from their bank accounts

£120 taken from driver who paid at pump, despite putting in only £15 of petrol

Daily Mirror · Mar 14, 2023

Tesco charges every driver £120 when they fill up for fuel - and motorists are furious

The new policy is being rolled out on Tesco forecourts across the UK due to the rising cost of fuel, and is intended to stop people driving off without paying for fuel

Chicago Sun-Times · Mar 13, 2023

Grubhub CEO Adam DeWitt to leave firm as owner searches for a buyer

Adam DeWitt, who has been with Grubhub 11 years, including two as chief executive, will leave May 1, to be replaced by an executive with Canada’s SkipTheDishes.

Tribune News Service · Mar 13, 2023

How frugal shoppers are helping to fight inflation

It's not just the Federal Reserve that can fight inflation — consumers can, too, by changing their buying habits, Deloitte researchers say.

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Chicago Sun-Times · Mar 13, 2023

Chicago man has a bone to pick with Buffalo Wild Wings over its ‘boneless’ wings

Aimen Halim accuses BWW of false advertising, says its boneless wings are made of breast meat.

Salon · Mar 13, 2023

How "ugly" produce helps our food system

It couldn't be easier to reduce food waste. Just stop throwing out your less-than-ideal looking produce

Daily Mirror · Mar 13, 2023

Man sues Buffalo Wild Wings claiming its boneless wings are no more than nuggets

The disgruntled wing eater from Chicago, US, launched the class-action lawsuit claiming customers are being misled by the 'boneless wings' label because there's no wing in there

Daily Mirror · Mar 13, 2023

Iceland is closing four more stores this month - check if your local is shutting

A few Iceland stores have closed over the last few weeks with more closures still to come - the next site will be shutting shop forever tomorrow

Chicago Sun-Times · Mar 13, 2023

Reese’s Cups, chocolate bars made from plants coming soon to a grocer near you

Hershey said consumers want choice and are looking for products they consider healthier or with fewer ingredients, including reduced sugar and plant-based options.

Daily Mirror · Mar 13, 2023

Grandad owns UK's oldest Easter egg - and he's kept it safe for 92 YEARS

A grandad says the milk chocolate Easter egg was stashed away as his mum didn't want him to 'get in a mess' - and it remains unopened a staggering 92 years later

The Guardian - UK · Mar 13, 2023

Why are we talking about Britain’s cost of living crisis? The real culprit is bosses’ ‘greedflation’

Soaring profits are a bonanza for executives and shareholders, but all that’s on offer for workers are real-terms pay cuts, says Unite general secretary Sharon Graham

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