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1. www.statista.com › chart › 31264Chart: Which Categories Have Been Hit the Hardest by ...

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   Aug 15, 2024 · Since February 2020, the last month before the Covid-19 pandemic disrupted the global economy, the Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers (CPI-U) has increased 20.9 percent.

2. www.msn.com › en-us › moneyHow much have fast-food prices gone up since 2020? Price ...

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   And while some companies’ price hikes have been in line with rising wages and increasing supply costs, certain businesses — including many in the fast-food industry — have increased prices at...

3. news.sky.com › story › inflation-has-pushed-upInflation has pushed up prices by 25% on average since 2018 ...

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   Jun 21, 2023 · The latest annual inflation figure puts prices 8.7% higher than a year ago and follows already inflated costs. Factors including Brexit, the COVID pandemic and the Ukraine war have pushed up ...

4. www.sainsburyarchive.org.uk › story › storiesThe Story of Savacentre | Stories | Sainsbury Archive

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   The agreed price was £123 million, and Savacentre became a wholly owned subsidiary of J Sainsbury plc. The move was not altogether surprising as food made up around 75 per cent of the company’s turnover.

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5. www.ons.gov.uk › economy › inflationandpriceindicesExploring how the average price of individual items has ...

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   This article uses the shopping prices comparison tool, to explore how the prices of individual items in a range of good and services across the following disparate mix of categories have...

6. www.ons.gov.uk › economy › inflationandpriceindicesRPI:Percentage change over 12 months - Gas - Office for ...

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   Economy. Inflation and price indices. RPI:Percentage change over 12 months - Gas.

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   When did BHS buy SavaCentre?

   • A wholly owned subsidiary Savacentre continued to trade profitably for the rest of the 1980s, and in February 1989 opened a store in Merton, southwest London. Just two weeks later came a major development: Sainsbury’s announced the acquisition of BHS’s 50 per cent holding in the company.

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   What happened to Sainsbury's SavaCentre?

   • The following year, however, the Sainsbury’s board decided to integrate Savacentre into the main supermarket business. The head office in Wokingham was closed to avoid duplication of activities and the hypermarkets became Sainsbury’s largest store format.

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   When did SavaCentre become Sainsbury's flagship brand?

   • A strategic review begun in May 1997 determined that Savacentre should become ‘ the flagship for the Sainsbury Group ’. Food was to be emphasised even more, alongside ‘a focused range of associated products in four new categories: Celebration; Indulgence; Baby & Toddler and Cookshop’.

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   When did SavaCentre start?

   • But by early 1977 sites for three hypermarkets had been obtained. The first to open would be at Washington, Tyne and Wear, close to the major conurbations of Newcastle and Gateshead, Sunderland and Durham. The name chosen for the new company was ‘SavaCentre’ (in later years generally stylized as ‘Savacentre’).

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   Why did Sainsbury's start SavaCentre?

   • All the foods one expected to find at a supermarket would be sold, plus a wide range of non-food items, and economies of scale meant that prices could be kept lower than smaller stores. In Britain few hypermarkets had opened but in France they were well-established. The result of Sainsbury’s attempt to match this success was Savacentre.

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   When did Washington SavaCentre open?

   • Washington opens The Washington Savacentre opened on 15 November 1977. It had a sales area of 6,500 square metres (70,000 square feet), half of which was devoted to textiles, electrical goods and hardware. There were parking spaces for 1300 cars (not 13,000, as Sainsbury’s staff magazine ‘JS Journal’ mistakenly reported the previous year!).

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8. www.bbc.co.uk › news › business-59316544Inflation: UK prices soar at fastest rate for almost ten years

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   Nov 17, 2021 · Business reporter, BBC News. The cost of living has surged at its fastest pace in almost 10 years, hitting 4.2% in the year to October. It is mainly due to higher fuel and energy prices but the...