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  • Competition and Markets Authority accuses supermarkets of “confusing” promotions

    July 16, 2015

    You could say the UK's competition body has just told supermarkets to BOGOF, after the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) accused supermarkets of "confusing" people about special offers The after a major three-month investigation, the CMA said with 40 per cent of spending on groceries going on items on offer, shoppers are still being misled [...]

  • Tesco share price falls, sales slide as discounters march on ahead

    June 30, 2015

      Tesco shares were dealt a blow yesterday, after industry figures revealed another slowdown in sales at the troubled supermarket chain – despite its recent efforts to turn itself around.    Data from Kantar Worldpanel showed sales at Tesco fell by 1.3 per cent in the 12 weeks to 21 June, underperforming the overall grocery [...]

  • Wimbledon 2015: Tesco serves up tennis inspired signs at Wimbledon

    June 30, 2015

    Tesco is getting into the Wimbledon spirit with a new sign on its shops near the famous tennis ground.   Tesco Metro stores in Wimbledon's SW19 postcode have had the "o" in Tesco replaced with a tennis ball for the tournament. Its store in Dunblane, Andy Murray's home town, has had the same treatment.   [...]

  • From Tesco and the Northern Powerhouse to self-control and politeness: Here’s what got us talking this week

    June 26, 2015

    There was a shocking attack in France. In Brussels, deadlines came and went and came (again). And somewhere in social media land, Taylor Swift became the Queen of everything, including Apple.   Here's what got us talking this week 1) When it comes to happiness, south London is best     Yup, if you're among the [...]

  • Tesco AGM: Lewis grilled over pay, performance and strategy but all resolutions passed

    June 26, 2015

    Tesco bosses faced a grilling by shareholders today, fending off complaints about customer service, overall strategy and – of course – pay. But by the end of the AGM it was clear the supermarket's shareholders weren't revolting – at least not as much as some thought they might be.    All of Tesco's resolutions, at least [...]

  • Dixons Carphone boss Sebastian James steals Retail Week Power List crown from Next’s Simon Wolfson

    June 26, 2015

    Dixons Carphone chief executive Sebastian James has been crowned the most powerful person in British retailing, knocking Next's Simon Wolfson off the top spot.    James has stolen the number one position in Retail Week's annual Power List, published today, for his work successfully merging the two retailers, creating a £10bn business that swooped into [...]

  • Tesco’s share price soars after reporting smallest decline in more than a year

    June 26, 2015

    Tesco's share price climbed 3.6 per cent this morning as investors digested what appear to be the first signs of a turnaround under new chief executive Dave Lewis. The troubled supermarket has reported its smallest declines in more than a year, while volumes are up.    The figures Tesco has stemmed its declines – group [...]

  • Tesco shareholders encouraged to revolt at AGM over Dave Lewis’ pay, Philip Clarke’s golden goodbye and John Allan’s appointment as chairman

    June 23, 2015

    Tesco shareholders are being encouraged to stage a revolt at the supermarket's AGM on Friday, with investor group Pirc advising they vote against key resolutions.    Chief executive Dave Lewis' pay could come under particular scrutiny if Pensions and Investment Research Consultants – one of the largest investor groups in the UK – gets its [...]

  • Tesco first quarter results and AGM: Three things to expect from Friday’s figures

    June 21, 2015

    Tesco will update the market on its first-quarter figures – the first since reporting its biggest ever loss – while executives will face shareholders at its AGM. Here's what to expect from the supermarket on Friday. 1. The numbers will continue tumbling The supermarket’s first quarter is unlikely to tell a different story from the [...]

  • Google could make joint bid for Tesco customer data unit Dunnhumby

    June 18, 2015

    Google could soon be partnering with private equity fund Permira to make a joint bid for Tesco’s customer data business. The two firms are in talks to make a bid for Tesco’s data wing, Dunnhumby, which gathers and analyses data from about 1bn shoppers across the world, according to reports from Sky News and Reuters last [...]

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