The economic and business cost one year after the Brexit vote
Twelve months on from the shock result, what has been the impact on UK GDP, on finance, on manufacturers, on exporters?
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The price of wine could be about to rocket because of Brexit
The sobering analysis from the UK Trade Policy Observatory indicates that by 2025 the price of wine for UK consumers might be 22 per cent higher and the value of UK imports 27 per cent lower
The company helping retailers to reduce food waste and increase sales
Many of the best retailers can only guarantee that one in 10 of their products are priced correctly on shelves
British shoppers throw 178 million bags of salads away every year
Shoppers do not always buy bagged salads with a meal in mind which can lead to them being forgotten purchases
A third of planned retirees still financially supporting family
These expenses are likely to cost retirees an average of £62,000 over the course of their retirement
Retail sales slows as households 'feel the pinch' of rising inflation
The 'tepid trading conditions' for the retail sector are also taking their toll on hiring and investment, according to the CBI
Merck may have broken competition law by offering unfair discounts
The firm might have abused its market-leading position by discounting the rheumatoid arthritis medicine Remicade
Sterling slips after Manchester Arena bombing
The impact on other areas of the market was limited
The 6 new laws on cigarettes that just came in
The initial phase out began last May when cigarette packaging was standardised under new rules
Long commutes 'increase risk of depression, obesity and money worries'
Longer commutes appear to have a significant impact on mental wellbeing
UK workers do not feel rich 'unless they earn £370,000 a year'
Early in their career – defined as up to five years’ experience - employees need to earn 'as little as' £93,000 annually to feel wealthy
Church of England investment fund ranks as top global performer
The £7.9bn fund is managed by the Church Commissioners for England body and aims to 'support the work and mission of the Church of England today
Marlboro 'using immature trick' to get round plain packaging laws
All cigarettes must be sold in standardised green packaging bearing graphic images and warnings of the dangers of smoking from this weekend
The sun cream you should never buy
The cheapest sunscreen to pass the testing was Aldi's Lacura Suncare Spray
There's a shortage of Brazilian nuts
The price of brazil nuts has increased by 61 per cent from the start of the year
High street stores launch scheme to help careers of part-time workers
12-month pilot scheme run by Timewise aims to identify the constraints on working part-time in senior roles and come up with ways to overcome them
Most British workers have stopped taking sick days, survey finds
Britsh employees feel their employer prioritises the performance of the company over the workforce’s health and wellbeing
Why getting drunk is a huge part of doing business in Japan
Drinking in the country – known for its particularly industrious workforce – is an essential part of professional networking, much more so that we know it to be in the UK
Amazon loophole means buyers can get a refund without returning item
The rule demonstrates the online retailer's power compared to that of small independent businesses, who wouldn’t be able to afford such a policy
British families are throwing away 1.4 million bananas every day
Sainsbury’s is launching in stores ‘Banana Rescue’ stations
The worst high street shops in the UK have been named
The supermarket was joined at the bottom of the list by retailers WHSmith and Poundland