26 h. ago Salt Bae loses bitter trademark battle to ban rival from using the word 'SALT' as dossier of evidence comprising of newspaper articles about himself is dismissed

Salt Bae's 'overpriced' steak restaurant Nusr-Et in Knightsbridge is renowned for charging customers crazily high prices such as £700 for a steak and £70 for a burger.

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39 h. ago 'Innovative fares and customer rewards' being considered by TfL to lure passengers back to London

But buses face axe in central and inner London - while motorists will pay £1bn a year in Sadiq Khan’s road charges

Economics

42 h. ago Sales of jacket potatoes and butter soar as Waitrose customers shun UPFs

Waitrose said it had seen a ‘fundamental change’ in how customers shopped, influenced heavily by concerns over UPFs as well as weight-loss jabs.

Economics

45 h. ago 'Fundamental change' at Waitrose as customers face £80 charge

Waitrose has issued an update

Economics

45 h. ago Waitrose explains 'fundamental change' for customers after £80 charge

The posh supermarket has given an update

Economics

51 h. ago Sales of jacket potatoes and butter soar as Waitrose costumers shun UPFs

Waitrose said it had seen a ‘fundamental change’ in how customers shopped, influenced heavily by concerns over UPFs as well as weight-loss jabs.

Economics

54 h. ago Mike Ashley's Sports Direct threaten customers with court for pursuing credit card chargebacks when porch pirates swiped their deliveries

Sports Direct, which is owned by Mike Ashley, are allegedly threatening customers with court if they pursue credit card chargebacks when porch pirates swipe their deliveries.

Events

7 d. ago Lidl hits customers with 'ridiculous' new charge at checkout

Prices of plastic carrier bags have been steadily rising in supermarkets since 2015

Economics

2 w. ago Which? names best current accounts but issues warning to millions of customers

The consumer rights group analysed product features including fees, overdrafts, charges and perks, plus it also spoke to over 6,600 customers to see how satisfied they are

Economics

3 w. ago Shrinkflation: Customers should be warned by manufacturers when they reduce the size of products with labels detailing how much has been lopped off, think tank tells Rachel Reeves

'Shrinkflation' labels should be added to products to shame companies which reduce the size of their goods but charge customers the same, a think tank has suggested.

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3 w. ago Car bumpers, homemade pies no weapons allowed: the unstoppable postal service keeping Ukraine going

Nova Poshta connects frontline cities to the capital, and to millions of refugees across Europe, delivering everything from home comforts to house moving boxes, even under fireIn a post office 10 miles (15km) from Ukraine’s frontline, in a suburb of the eastern city of Kharkiv, business is brisk on a chilly autumn morning – despite the ballistic missiles that had shaken the city at midnight, lighting up the sky with a false dawn of flames.The customer area is fitted out with phone-charging stations “and a small co-working space, which people can use during blackouts, since we have generators”, says the branch manager, 30-year-old Yaroslav Dobronos. There is also a changing room, in which a young woman is trying on, with a critical gaze, a new pair of jeans, before repacking them and sending them straight back.Nova Poshta logistics hub in Kyiv, where packages are moved through a complex set of scanners and chutes before being loaded on to lorries for the journey to their destinations...

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3 w. ago Next day delivery, no weapons allowed: the unstoppable postal service keeping Ukraine going

Nova Poshta connects frontline cities to the capital, and to millions of refugees across Europe, delivering everything from home comforts to house moving boxes, even under fireIn a post office 10 miles (15km) from Ukraine’s frontline, in a suburb of the eastern city of Kharkiv, business is brisk on a chilly autumn morning – despite the ballistic missiles that had shaken the city at midnight, lighting up the sky with a false dawn of flames.The customer area is fitted out with phone-charging stations “and a small co-working space, which people can use during blackouts, since we have generators”, says the branch manager, 30-year-old Yaroslav Dobronos. There is also a changing room, in which a young woman is trying on, with a critical gaze, a new pair of jeans, before repacking them and sending them straight back.Nova Poshta logistics hub in Kyiv, where packages are moved through a complex set of scanners and chutes before being loaded on to lorries for the journey to their destinations...

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last month Online calculator reveals how much YOU'RE overpaying on your household bills

Nine out of 10 UK households pay more than they need to on their bills - often due to 'loyalty tax' which sees long-standing customers charged more than new ones.

Economics