Next ups prices to offset £67m increase in wage costs
Grace GollaschThe retailer intends to increase prices by 1% on like-for-like goods to combat a rising wage bill, alongside a projected £7m marketing “cost increase”.
The retailer intends to increase prices by 1% on like-for-like goods to combat a rising wage bill, alongside a projected £7m marketing “cost increase”.
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