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Amazon, Boots and JP Morgan are just some of the major employers stepping up pressure to get staff back in the office

Those who work from home and their office-based colleagues need to understand each other better – and that starts with language. Here’s my new corporate glossary

Asda’s chairman said he would try not to pass extra costs on to consumers, but ‘you can’t deny it will probably be inflationary to some degree’.

With its shelves emptying and its billionaire owners in retreat, the struggling retailer has had to call in its veteran chair as chief executive

Awkward interregnum in which former M&S boss is taking charge sums up chaotic progress since purchase from Walmart

Lord Rose is chair of supermarket and will take over day-to-day duties from Mohsin Issa

Sales fell 6.4% in the three months to 10 August as chain becomes the only one of the big four to see sales drop

GMB accuses owner TDR Capital of mismanagement as sales at supermarket fall 6%

In January 2008, Jeremy Paxman wrote an angry letter to then Marks and Spencer boss Sir Stuart Rose about the state of his pants. They were letting him down. The Newsnight presenter said: “I’ve noticed that something very troubling has happened. There’s no other way to put this. The pants…