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HR Magazine - Four-day week trial hailed a success for businesses and workers

HR Magazine - Four-day week trial hailed a success for businesses and workers

Nearly all of the companies that took part in a trial of the four-day working week have decided to keep the p…

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Mackie’s of Scotland hits fastest growth in its history after distribution wins

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Mackie’s won distribution gains in all of the traditional ‘big four’ mults Scottish ice cream and chocolate maker Mackie’s has achieved the fastest growth in its history, as sales grew 11% to £24.8m in 2025. Mackie’s, based on a working dairy and arable farm, won distribution gains among retailer customers in Scotland, England and Wales and gained new customers through its ‘Full Cream Ahead’ marketing campaign.
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THG's strong results spurned by City

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By Dominic Bernard Verified
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THG’s nutrition division has grown swiftly as demand for protein rose in the last two years THG founder Matthew Moulding can’t catch a break with the City. Despite releasing a forecast-beating trading update on 13 January, shares slumped 8.8% to 41.5p by the next day. The crash in share price came despite an initial rise in morning trading after THG released strong final quarter results for 2025.
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‘Disappointing’ December footfall takes shine off golden quarter

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By Dominic Bernard Verified
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Christmas 2025 brought little to celebrate for retailers, who saw 2.9% fewer shoppers through their doors Retail footfall slumped by 2.9% in December, capping off a year of subdued shopping with an eighth consecutive month of decline. Total footfall during the year was down 0.8% on 2024, with the difference weighted towards the final, ‘golden’ quarter of the year, when 2.2% fewer shoppers walked through retailers’ doors.
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