06/11/2024 16:46
The Guardian
Concerns over increase in national insurance contributions and minimum wage on customers and suppliersMarks & Spencer has reported a better than expected jump in profits but warned that measures in last week’s budget could cost the company more than £60m next year.The British retail chain’s pre-tax profits hit £408m for the six months to October, up 17% on the same period last year, bolstered by sales rising 8.1% for food and 4.7% for clothing and homeware. Continue reading...
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