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Shops, shortages and shindigs
We take a look at how firms are tacking stock shortages and what's happened to BHS stores since they closed five years ago. We also ask what festivals are worth to local economies
As new figures show food and hospitality firms are hardest hit by low stock, Mark Syred looks at how firms are tacking stock shortages. Five years after BHS finally shut its doors, we ask what's become of those sites and examine what festivals are worth to local economies.
And the team takes a look at what to expect from the central bankers attending the Jackson Hole meeting in the US.
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