Some M&S stores left with empty shelves after cyber attack

Some M&S stores left with empty shelves after cyber attack 2 hours ago Share Save Faarea Masud Business reporter, BBC News Share Save BBC Some Marks & Spencer stores have been left with empty food shelves as the retailer continues to struggle with a cyber attack affecting its operations. Online orders have been paused on the company's website and app since Friday, following problems with contactless pay and Click & collect over the Easter weekend. It is not clear how widespread the empty shelves are but the retailer confirmed "pockets of limited availability in some stores". The BBC understands food availability should be back to normal by the end of the week. The firm is also managing disruption to a small proportion of products that it supplies to Ocado, which delivers M&S online orders and which is part-owned by M&S. Although issues with contactless pay, Click & Collect and gift cards have since been resolved, customers can still not place online orders. About a third of M&S's c ... Read full article.