Why OnePay likely grows @Work through partners, not a sales team: 3 signals

OnePay @Work employer channel analysis

OnePay looks set to expand its @Work employer channel through named HCM, payroll or gig-platform partners rather than a direct enterprise sales build, with at least one non-Walmart partner likely announced by June 30, 2027. The grounding is three public artifacts from the four weeks to October 2, 2026: a 46-role job board with no sales org, a mailto-only enterprise page, and an entirely consumer-facing launch cadence.

Kimberly-Clark files Kenvue remedies in Brussels: EU decides October 13

Kenvue EU antitrust approval

Kimberly-Clark has offered concessions to EU competition regulators over its $48.7 billion purchase of Kenvue, pushing the Phase 1 decision deadline to October 13, 2026. Australia has already forced the sale of the Carefree and Stayfree period care brands, and China has moved the deal into a full review.

Selfridges calls for longer Sunday trading hours: 1994 law faces new test

Sunday trading hours

Selfridges Group chief executive Andre Maeder and Paul Smith chairman Ewan Venters have called for Sunday trading hours in England and Wales to be extended by two to three hours. The 1994 law has seen off three reform attempts, and independent shops and the union Usdaw are already lined up against a fourth.

Mayors get tourist tax powers: independent shops demand a high street share

England tourist tax

The government has confirmed that English mayors can charge a percentage-based Overnight Visitor Levy on hotel and short-let stays, with no statutory cap and first charges expected by 2029. Independent retailers’ body Bira warns the money must be spent on the high streets that serve visitors or the levy will drain local spending.