Tiger, a Danish discount retailer with a difference, is winning over British shoppers with its irresistible formula of stylish, fun and cheap products. How has it managed to earn a reputation as the UK high street's most intriguing new ‘posh pound shop’?

With international fashion brands making competition on the Australian high street even more intense, a new generation of home-grown brands are building fiercely loyal style tribes both online and off. But can these emerging fashion cults fend off global competition?

Where do Aussies go for their weekly shop, to top up on petrol, or even a game of poker? For all this and more, most consumers would only think of heading to Coles or Woolworths. But as budget brand Aldi gains popularity, can its cut prices convince Australians to switch supermarkets?

Aussies can shop for global fashion fads on any high street or with a few clicks. But when it comes to basics, many rely on Cotton On, which is set to earn $1.4 billion in 2016 from its low-cost clothing that virtually ignores trends. How’s this home-grown brand taking the retail world by storm?