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24.12.25 - 08:06
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′A gamechanger′: 200,000 UK small businesses sign up to TikTok Shop (The Guardian)
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Big brands such as Sainsbury's and M&S also selling directly in app through links in videos and livestreamsIt is better known for its viral dances and for making hits out of forgotten songs, but the social media site TikTok is becoming a force to be reckoned with as a shopping platform.Major retailers such as Marks & Spencer, Samsung, QVC, Clarks, and Sainsbury's are now selling their wares on the site's e-commerce service, TikTok Shop, alongside more than 200,000 UK small and medium businesses. Continue reading......
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19.12.25 - 09:57
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Harmless Christmas Card Pulled From Shelves And "Destroyed" After One Trans-Activist Offended (ZeroHedge)
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Harmless Christmas Card Pulled From Shelves And "Destroyed" After One Trans-Activist Offended
Authored by Steve Watson via Modernity.news,
In a stunning display of overreach, British supermarket Sainsbury's is frantically pulling a humorous Christmas card from its shelves after a single woke campaigner branded it “transphobic”.
The Dr. Seuss-themed card ironically features the Grinch character with the caption: “This Christmas, I'm identifying as a Grinch.”
This tame play on words exposes the brittle intolerance of gender ideology activists who demand everyone else bend to their language rules while simultaneously silencing any dissent.
A supermarket in Britain has pulled this Christmas card from shelves after someone complained it was “transphobic”. https://t.co/QnwTi8TdC9 pic.twitter.com/3os36FfuR9
— m o d e r n i t y (@ModernityNews) December 17, 2025
Sophie Molly, a transgender 'journalist,' whinged on BlueCry after spotting the card at a branch of the superma...
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26.11.25 - 20:48
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Relief for retailers as business rate changes in budget not as bad as feared (The Guardian)
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Sainsbury's chief executive says 'industry concerns have been heard', although others outside retail industry are left frustrated by changesRetailers have breathed a sigh of relief after changes to their business rates bills in the budget were not as bad as feared, after the industry had warned for months that more punitive measures could lead to shop closures and jobs losses.The chancellor, Rachel Reeves, on Wednesday revealed plans to permanently reduce business rates for retail, hospitality and leisure properties – although the discounts are not as generous as those that have been in place since the pandemic. About 750,000 properties in those sectors will see their bills set below the current standard level, with deeper discounts for smaller operators, according to the government. Continue reading......
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06.11.25 - 12:00
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Sainsbury′s urges Rachel Reeves not to fuel inflation with tax rises on retailers (The Guardian)
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Boss says shoppers delaying spending in run-up to budget, as supermarket pays extra £250m to shareholdersThe boss of Sainsbury's has urged Rachel Reeves not to fuel inflation with tax rises on retailers and their suppliers and says shoppers are delaying spending in the lead-up to her budget later this month.Simon Roberts, the chief executive of the UK's second biggest supermarket, which also owns Argos and Habitat, said his customers were “going to be cautious on discretionary spending, not least because of uncertainty out there and [household] budgets are tight”. Continue reading......
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