UK households urged to declutter £10bn in unused items
British households are sitting on a goldmine of unused items worth billions. New research reveals how decluttering could unlock economic value and support recycling efforts across the nation.
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Luxury reseller reveals how she was duped by a fake designer bag
A professional luxury reseller shares the shocking moment she discovered a counterfeit item in her own collection, revealing the expert tips you need to avoid being scammed.
UK bans asylum seekers from buying luxury goods
New Home Office rules prohibit asylum seekers from purchasing items deemed 'non-essential', including smartphones and video games, while restricting cash allowances to just £15 per week.
Louis Vuitton's £160 Lipstick Redefines Luxury Beauty
Louis Vuitton shatters beauty industry norms with a £160 lipstick, strategically repositioning everyday cosmetics as ultra-exclusive luxury items. Discover the strategy behind the most expensive lipstick on the market.
iHerb stops melatonin sales to Australia amid regulatory crackdown
Global online retailer iHerb has abruptly suspended sales of melatonin supplements to Australian customers following intensified scrutiny from the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA). The popular sleep aid, widely used for insomnia and jet lag, now fac
Trump Threatens 25% Tariffs on UK Tech Over Digital Tax
Former President Donald Trump threatens to impose staggering 25% tariffs on UK tech giants and luxury goods in retaliation for Britain's Digital Services Tax, risking a full-blown transatlantic trade war.
1985 IKEA prices shock modern shoppers
A rediscovered 1985 IKEA flyer shows astonishingly low prices for furniture and home goods, sparking nostalgia and disbelief among shoppers today.
Australia’s Craft Markets Battle Mass-Produced Goods
Australia’s vibrant handicraft markets are facing a growing challenge as mass-produced goods flood stalls, threatening the livelihoods of genuine artisans. Discover the impact and the pushback from local makers.
Melbourne baby formula crime syndicate busted
Australian authorities have dismantled an alleged crime syndicate in Melbourne accused of stealing baby formula worth thousands. Discover the shocking details of this organised theft operation.
Gold prices dip after Trump tariff comments
Gold prices ease after former US President Donald Trump dismisses tariffs on imported gold bars, sparking market adjustments and investor speculation.
Trump tariffs may hike prices on alcohol, cars & more
Former President Donald Trump’s proposed tariffs could significantly increase prices for imported goods, from alcohol to Toyota vehicles, impacting global trade and consumer wallets.
P&G warns Trump tariffs may force price hikes
Procter & Gamble signals potential price increases on everyday products due to Trump's tariffs, raising concerns for consumers already battling inflation.
Unilever shares drop over India sales slump
Unilever faces a stock decline as popular brands Marmite and Magnum struggle in the Indian market, impacting investor confidence.
Ex-thief who stole £30M in luxury goods reforms life
A former criminal who stole £30 million in luxury goods has turned his life around, revealing an extraordinary journey from crime to redemption.
New furniture rival takes on Pottery Barn in UK
A new furniture store is shaking up the home goods market, offering stylish alternatives to Pottery Barn's classic designs. Discover how this fresh competitor is winning over UK shoppers.
Dangerous products found on Shein and Temu
A senior EU official has expressed shock over the sale of hazardous items on popular online platforms Shein and Temu, raising urgent consumer safety concerns.
Cheshire Police close shops over illegal vape sales
Cheshire Police have ordered multiple businesses to close following raids uncovering illegal vape sales and counterfeit goods. Read the full story.
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