The Chicago Bulls documentary featuring Michael Jordan and co has seen a surge in people buying hoops and basketballs. Consumer Trends looks at how TV can shape purchases.
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Interest in campervans surges as lockdown eases
Manufacturers say they are getting calls from both stir-crazy couples and families wanting to explore the country safely and avoid the hassle of travelling overseas and quarantine on return.
Housebuilding titan Tony Pidgley dies at age of 72
He started Berkeley Group by building a single house in 1976 and built it into a FTSE100 giant, making him a vast fortune along the way.
ALEX BRUMMER: Can jobs catastrophe be averted?
In the face of frightening forecasts for output, jobs and finances the nation has been lulled into a false sense of security as a result of Covid transfers of resources from the public purse to private sphere.
Tesco investors reject chief’s £6.4m pay deal
More than 67 per cent of investors voted against the £6.4m package for departing boss Dave Lewis – a stinging parting shot to the executive dubbed ‘the bloke who saved Tesco’.
Nike loses its footing during coronavirus pandemic
The sportswear retailer said sales tumbled 38 per cent in the three months to May 31, to £5billion. It swung to a £637m loss over the same period, from a £797m profit a year earlier.
MARKET REPORT: Aston Martin shares take a dive
The James Bond favourite tapped up shareholders for another £152m – though it had wanted to raise up to £190m. It also accessed £55m in high-interest credit.
Shopping centre giant Intu collapses threatening 14 malls
The group owns shopping centres such as Lakeside in Essex and the Trafford Centre in Manchester. Some of its more famous sites are likely to be sold, while others could be lost forever.
Is the future Rosie at High Street giant Marks & Spencer?
M&S is about to implement a strategy designed to change its image and direction, embracing the data-driven model of retailing, today’s prerequisite for success.
Sainsbury’s indicates lockdown sales boost likely to subside
The results will give the first indication on how the next few months could play out for grocers, as experts do not expect consumers to rush out to restaurants and cafes when they open on July 4.










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