Two of the largest UK supermarkets appear to have shaken off competition from discount rivals after reporting bumper ...

Britain's biggest retailer Tesco on Thursday reported record sales for the key Christmas season but shares in the supermarket and wider retail sector slid on concerns for the UK economy.

Tesco shares are outperforming the UK retail sector as the company gains market share and executes well despite competition. Read more on TSCDY stock here.

M&S, led by boss Stuart Machin (pictured with Sienna Miller) reported £4.06bn in sales for the three months to 28 December.

Christmas has been and gone and the results from peak trading are starting to rush in, with plenty more on the way.

Shares in Tesco, Sainsbury’s and M&S have fallen as higher salaries and increased national insurance contributions, together ...

Groups including Sainsbury’s, Next and M&S warn of higher prices and weaker demand as costs and inflation rise ...

Sainsbury's, Britain's second biggest supermarket group, is on track to deliver full-year profit growth of around 7%, it said ...

The UK's second-largest grocery chain, trailing only Tesco, reported robust sales over the festive period, with party food ...

Supermarkets may be celebrating a record Christmas, but the markets remained thoroughly unimpressed by retail stocks on a ...

Tesco ’s like-for-like sales, excluding VAT and fuel, rose 3.1 percent in the 19 weeks to January 4, helping the company to ...

Sainsbury’s told shareholders it is on track to increase its profits for the year, in line with previous targets.