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Tesco dirty tricks row: Retail giant accused of bulldozing through plans for big new stores |
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Daily Mail, 1st September 2010
Tesco has been accused of using its financial muscle and dirty tricks to win approval for a series of new stores...read more... |
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Eight NI supermarkets 'were uncompetitive |
BBC, 17th August 2010
Northern Ireland supermarkets are to be given five years to end agreements with landowners which prevent rivals from setting up shop nearby...read more... |
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Now a watchdog to help curb antics of bully supermarkets |
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Daily Mail, 3rd August 2010
The creation of a supermarket ombudsman is expected to be announced this morning in a bid to end the unfair treatment of farmers, suppliers and shoppers...read more...
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Plea to help as London's small shops shut |
BBC News, 28th July 2010
Four-in-five independent shops say the biggest threat they face is supermarkets About 7,000 small or independent shops closed in the capital in the past 10 years, according to a London Assembly report...read more...
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Tesco focus on Asian foods will put us out of business, say World Tastes owners |
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Shetland Times, 23rd July 2010
The owners of a Lerwick food shop fear they will be the first local business forced out by Tesco’s supermarket expansion. Najma and Asghar Ali have seen trade at their World Tastes specialist grocery shop plummet since last week when the retail giant began selling a range of exactly the same Asian products at a fraction of the price...read more...
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Sustaining an ethical food chain |
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The Guardian, 14th July 2010 Anxiety over the march of deregulated markets has driven a forceful ethical movement, which must not be sacrificed...read more...
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Tesco Urged to Make Lowball Bid For Carrefour Assets |
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Businessweek, 13th July 2010
Tesco Plc investors want the U.K.’s largest retailer to bid for Carrefour SA’s Southeast Asian supermarket assets. Just not at the indicated price...read more...
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Tesco, dirty tricks, and the battle over a new store in rural Norfolk |
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The Independent, 10th July 2010 Campaigners fighting a decade-long battle against the arrival of a planned Tesco superstore claim they have been sabotaged by "dirty tricks" involving the fabrication of letters of support...read more...
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Tesco declares war on Primark |
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The Sun, 10th July
Tesco has declared war on discount fashion chains like Primark with plans to open clothes stores...read more... |
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Tesco agrees sale and leaseback deal |
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The Independent, 8th July 2010
Tesco has raised more than £950m after agreeing a sale-and-leaseback deal for 41 of its stores...read more...
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Tesco AGM: nearly half of shareholders fail to back boardroom pay policy |
The Guardian, 2nd July 2010
Tesco has suffered the largest shareholder rebellion seen in the City this year, and the sixth biggest in the past decade...read more...
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Tesco under fire from unions over its US performance |
The Telegraph, 1st July 2010
Unions have attempted to embarrass Tesco with an open letter to Patrick Cescau, the retailer's senior non-executive, highlighting the poor performance of Fresh & Easy, the retailer's fledging US convenience chain...read more... |
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Every little helps (updated) |
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FT.com 30th June 2010
It’s not every day a company the size of Tesco – the UK’s biggest retailer – gets taken to task over its accounting policies — but it happened on Wednesday...read more...
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Tesco takes over Fresh & Easy suppliers |
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Financial Times, 21st June 2010 Tesco is taking over the US operations of two key suppliers to its fledgling Fresh & Easy business after its slower-than-expected expansion...read more...
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Tesco braced for revolt as investors call for boardroom pay to be slashed |
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The Guardian, 17th June 2010
Tesco could face an investor revolt next month as a number of shareholder lobby groups line up to vote against the level of boardroom pay at the supermarket group...read more...
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Cheerio then, Sir Terry – you're a hard act to follow |
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Independent on Sunday, 13th June 2010 Leahy made Tesco Britain's biggest grocer, but his successor may have to shrink it. And the group's new bank could be first for demerger, says Richard Northedge...read more... |
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Big four supermarkets tough it out in battle of the British aisles |
The Observer, 13th June 2010
Food price inflation low and consumer confidence lower, supermarkets risk being drawn into a price war...read more... |
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Tesco in talks to buy South Korean chain Kim's Club Mart |
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The Telegraph, 11th June 2010
Tesco is in talks to buy South Korean supermarket chain Kim's Club Mart, as it seeks to become the biggest operator in its largest market outside the UK...read more...
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Supermarkets don't regenerate communities – they hoover money out |
The Guardian, 8th June 2010
These big stores destroy local economies, and hit the poorest especially hard...read more...
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Tesco chief Sir Terry Leahy to retire |
BBC news, 8th June 2010
Sir Terry Leahy earned £5.2m last year Tesco has announced that chief executive Sir Terry Leahy is to retire from the supermarket chain next March...read more...
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Every Little Helps: Tesco Building 'Towns' |
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Sky News, 26th May 2010
Tesco is helping to build homes as part of a unique tie-up with local councils...read more... |
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Editor-At-Large: Tesco – every little bit of brand promotion helps |
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Independent on Sunday, 23rd May 2010 Sir Terry Leahy says he wants the government to consider setting minimum prices for booze, and supports a ban on selling alcohol at less than the cost price. Why has our biggest retailer suddenly been stricken with a social conscience...read more...
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Tesco loses to Sainsbury's in planning row |
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Daily Telegraph, 13th May 2010 In a case which could have an impact on councils across the country, the Supreme Court decided that Wolverhampton City Council was wrong to use compulsory purchase orders to buy Sainsbury’s land for a Tesco store...read more...
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FSB claims ‘weak’ planning laws are ‘killing’ the high street |
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Western Mail, 12th May 2010
Small -business leaders have called for an inquiry into planning polices in Wales to examine the impact of out-of- town supermarket developments on the high street...read more...
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'This town has been sold to Tesco' |
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The Guardian, 5th May 2010
Imagine living in a Tesco house, sending your child to a Tesco school, swimming in a Tesco pool and, of course, shopping at the local Tesco superstore. According to the Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment (Cabe), the government's adviser on architecture and design, this collective monopoly is not an imaginary dystopia. "Tesco Towns" on this model are already being planned across the UK, from Inverness in Scotland to Seaton in Devon...read more...
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Tesco planning four ‘mini-villages’ complete with supermarkets |
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The Times, 26th April 2010 Tesco already provides everything you need to stock a home, from groceries to garden furniture. Now it is going to build the house as well...read more...
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Tesco to expand store portfolio at home and in China |
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Property Week, 23rd April 2010
Tesco is planning to develop more retail and leisure space in China over the next five years than it trades from in the UK currently...read more... |
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The Tesco - a new unit of measurement |
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The Times, 23rd April 2010 Tesco is minting it, suggest company results this week. In his regular column, Michael Blastland reveals a new measurement for an age of mega numbers: The Tesco...read more...
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Tesco plans huge expansion of superstores |
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The times, 21st April 2010
Tesco plans to open the equivalent of 80 superstores in Britain this year — more new shop space than its three biggest rivals combined...read more...
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Tesco profits helped by strong showing abroad |
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Sunday Telegraph, 17th April 2010
Tesco, the UK's biggest retailer, is expected to report annual profits of £3.38bn this week, up 8pc on last year...read more...
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Tesco set to defy slump with record £3.2bn profits |
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Evening Standard, 16th April 2010
Tesco made record profits equivalent to about £150 for every family in Britain despite falling living standards in the recession, figures next week will show...read more...
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Tories to fast track supermarket ombudsman |
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Food Manufacture.co.uk, 16th April 2010 Establishing a supermarket ombudsman “as quickly as possible” would be a top priority for a Conservative government, the Tories have revealed...read more...
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Tesco resurrects online VAT dodge despite Jersey's action to halt 'sham' |
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The Guardian, 13th April 2010
Tesco has quietly returned to a multimillion-pound Channel Islands tax dodge four years after the authorities in Jersey banished the supermarket group's VAT-free CD and DVD website from the island, accusing Britain's largest retailer of operating a "sham" selling structure that brought the Channel Islands into disrepute...read more...
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Wal-Mart runs out of patience with Andy Bond |
Daily Telegraph, 13th April 2010
Wal-Mart’s arrival in the UK in 1999 was billed as a “game-changer”. Price wars and mega mergers were predicted by those highly paid management consultants, who claimed that the US giant’s acquisition of Asda would change the UK high street forever...read more... |
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Tesco’s secret chain charges customers more |
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The Times, 22nd March 2010 Tesco charges higher prices by stealth in areas where it faces less local competition — and regulators say they can do nothing about it, an investigation by The Times has found...read more...
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Our future’s been outsourced |
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Building Design, 19th March 2010 News that Tesco is training Indian architects and quantity surveyors to work on its latest wave of supermarkets should, I suppose, come as no surprise. While there is nothing wrong with Indian architects (some of my best friends etc…), the reason the retail juggernaut is moving this way is to cut costs. Every little helps to land another Cabeco-approved blight on some unwilling market town hard-pressed to fight its corner... read more... |
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50% of towns have five supermarkets on their doorsteps |
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Daily Mail, 8th March 2010 Nearly half of all towns have at least five supermarkets within a ten-minute drive. As small businesses struggle to stay afloat, figures obtained by the Mail reveal an alarming surge in the number of stores opening across the UK...read more... |
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Out-of-town supermarkets face Tory curbs |
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Daily Telegraph, 22nd February 2010
Tory planning policies published on Monday would give local councils new powers to block major supermarket developments...read more... |
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Strange tale of the bank spy, Bond and a furious retailer |
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London Evening Standard, 22nd February 2010
A right rumpus has broken out between Asda and JPMorgan over the obtaining of information from a suppliers' meeting...read more...
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Tesco fined £74,000 for rodent infestation |
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East Anglia Daily Times, 22nd February 2010 Supermarket giant Tesco was today ordered to pay £74,015 in fines and court costs following a rodent infestation at one of its Suffolk stores...read more...
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Tesco expected to launch property website within weeks |
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Daily Telegraph, 18th February 2010
The supermarket giant was forced to abandon plans to launch its online Tesco Property Market venture at the end of 2007 due to the current legislation governing estate agents and sold the business to estate agents Spicerhaart...read more...
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Tesco chief attacks plan for watchdog |
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Financial Times, 12th February 2010 The head of the UK's biggest supermarket chain has slammed government plans for a supermarket ombudsman, saying a watchdog would work in the interests of suppliers rather than consumers...read more...
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'Systematic, cynical, aggressive': expert verdict on Tesco and Asda prices |
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The Guardian, 12th February 2010 Supermarket giants Tesco and Asda dramatically increased prices on key items in the runup to Christmas in what an independent expert has called "a systematic, cynical and aggressive attempt to exploit demand", a Guardian investigation can reveal...read more...
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Conservative party to torpedo Tesco growth plans |
Sunday Times, 7th February 2010
Tesco is facing a double blow from proposals by the Conservative party to shake up the planning system...read more...
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Supermarkets face tougher suppliers' code of practice |
BBC News, 4th February 2010
A new code of practice has come into force which is intended to help farmers and food companies when they do business with the main supermarkets...read more...
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Big supermarkets using 'bullyboy tactics', says farmers' union president |
The Guardian, 3rd February 2010
The president of the National Farmers Union accused the big supermarkets today of "bullyboy tactics" by trying to renegotiate contracts and reduce prices...read more...
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Tesco sets up film studio to adapt hit novels |
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The Observer, 24th January 2010 There is an unlikely new player in the British film industry with ambitions to change the world of entertainment. Tesco, the supermarket giant, has moved into movie mogul territory this weekend with the launch of a multi-million-pound production arm poised to make films of books by a slew of bestselling authors...read more...
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US based retailer Target announces plans to move abroad |
International Supermarket News.com, 22nd January 2010
The US based discount retailer Target, which competes with Wal-Mart, has announced it is considering expanding into Canada, Mexico or South America over the next three to five years...read more...
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Government to set up supermarket Ombudsman |
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Farmers Guardian, 13th January 2010 The Government has announced that it will set up a supermarket ombudsman to protect suppliers from abuses of power by the big retailers...read more... |
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Wal-Mart, the US retailer taking over the world by stealth |
The Guardian, 13th January 2010
It has beefed up its green credentials, but Wal-Mart's stance on unions and sheer global scale still provoke as much fear as admiration...read more... |
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The supermarkets must be brought to heel |
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Daily Telegraph, 7th January 2010
The cost-cutting zeal of the big chains is threatening our farmers' livelihoods, says Charlie Brooks...read more... |
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Will the Tories tackle supermarkets? |
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The Guardian, 5th January 2010 Regulatory failure has given supermarkets a stranglehold on grocery sales. Do the Tories have the guts to take them on?...read more... |
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Government planning policy fails local shops |
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Talking Retail, 4th January 2010 The government's new high streets planning policy will not protect local shops and promote town centres, according to the Association of Convenience Stores (ACS)...read more...
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Murdo Fraser calls for Scottish Government to hold supermarket study |
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Perthshire Advertiser, 1st January 2010 MSP Murdo Fraser has called for the Scottish Government to carry out supermarket impact studies...read more...
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Tories to curb supermarkets that force suppliers to cut prices |
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The Times, 4th January 2010
The powers of supermarkets that force suppliers to cut their prices will be curbed by a future Conservative government...read more...
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Local retailers attack planning overhaul |
The Times, 30th December 2009
A significant overhaul of the planning system intended to protect town centres and independent retailers from out-of-town supermarkets was attacked last night as a sop to the big grocers...read more...
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Asda to review Savills contract |
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Daily Telegraph, 16 December 2009 Savills has become involved in an unusual squabble with Asda that could see the property agent lose its contracts to work with the supermarket...read more...
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It’s all about tackling telecoms ‘the Tesco way’ |
The Times, 14th December 2009
Most companies would blanch at entering Britain’s cut-throat, over-populated communications market. But not Tesco...read more...
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Tesco to open customer-free 'dark stores' |
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Daily Telegraph, 6th December 2009
Supermarket giant Tesco is opening a network of 'dark stores' which will never be visited by shoppers...read more... |
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Tesco fightback campaign lures shoppers away from rivals |
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The Guardian, 6th December 2009
Britain's biggest retailer, Tesco, is expected to report like-for-like sales growth of 3% in its latest trading update on Tuesday and tell investors that it is continuing to lure shoppers from rivals...read more...
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Tesco ‘plans massive superstore surge’ before proposed restrictions |
The Times, 4th December 2009
Tesco is planning scores of new supermarkets across Britain before a proposed clampdown that would restrict its ability to expand...read more...
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Every little helps ... but a lot helps even more |
The Times, 4th December 2009
The idea that Tesco was turning its focus away from Britain was never very convincing...read more...
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Supermarket’s plea to Mandelson |
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The Observer, 29th November 2009 Tesco, Sainsbury's and Asda have held 13 meetings with Lord Mandelson and his department to halt plans to regulate their deals with suppliers...read more... |
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Tesco policy on plastic is fantastic, says university (after bagging £25 million) |
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The Times, 27th November 2009
A university that accepted £25 million from Tesco has published a report with misleading figures to endorse the supermarket’s policy of giving away billions of single-use carrier bags...read more..
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Tesco 'to use Clubcard for credit rating' |
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Compareandsave.com, 23 November 2009 Credit scores may be determined by shopping habits. Tesco may be planning to use customers' shopping habits as a tool to determine whether they are credit-worthy or not...read more...
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Phillip Blond: Conservatives should break up big supermarkets |
Daily Telegraph, 26th November 2009
Phillip Blond, the head of the ResPublica think-tank, launched a broad attack on Tesco and other big supermarkets, suggesting they are too big and should be broken up...read more... |
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Tesco's ambitions laid bare |
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Morning Line,| 20th November 2009 Is there any corner of the market that Tesco isn’t seeking to conquer? And does it matter?...read more...
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Financial Times, 20th November 2009
Just before it reaches its destination, the little railway line that runs north out of Norwich briefly catches sight of the North Sea. The day I travelled on it, a group of paragliding enthusiasts were out above the eroding cliffs. They seemed to be hovering, like kestrels, defying both a drab November Monday and – it appeared – the law of gravity...read more...
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Tony Blair in talks with Tesco over £1m deal as supermarket eyes Middle East |
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Mail on Sunday, 2nd November 2009 Tony Blair faced fresh questions over his role as Middle East envoy yesterday after it was claimed he had been in talks to help Tesco open stores in the region for a fee of £1million...read more... |
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The fight is on to protect villages from supermarket domination |
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Daily Mail, 19th October 2009
The Duke of Edinburgh might have come out with some howlers in his time, but his latest pronouncement on the typical British village may not be far off the mark...read more... |
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Are the days of the checkout worker numbered? Tesco pioneers first ever self-service only shop |
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Daily Mail, 22nd October 2009
Tesco sounded the death knell for checkout workers today after opening Britain's first entirely self-service shop...read more... |
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Editor-At-Large: Tesco calls its big sites 'towns'. I call them monopolies |
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The Independent, 18 October 2009
Brave new world or corporate toytown? Residents of east London have watched as large swathes of the area have been torn down to accommodate the 2012 Olympics...read more...
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Tesco clears stock to make room for banks |
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The Grocer, 17th October 2009 Tesco is clearing the storerooms of some of its Extra stores to use as bank branches...read more...
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Tesco racked up huge legal bill in competition test battle |
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The Guardian, 15th October 2009
Tesco ran up a legal bill of nearly £1.4m in its failed bid to overturn a Competition Commission recommendation to impose a new planning hurdle that restricts supermarkets from opening new stores...read more...
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Asda slips up on banana price war |
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The Guardian, 12th October 2009
Bananas down to 38p per kilo in Asda, 35p per kilo in Tesco this week. A supermarket price war over a fruit with as much comic potential as the banana ought to be funny. Asda has said that it will take the cost of slashing the retail price from its own margins and not pass the pain on down the supply chain, so surely consumers can only benefit as the big four rivals slug it out for market share. Except, of course, we know that's not how the script usually runs when UK supermarkets start price wars...read more...
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UK supermarkets warned over banana price war |
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The Observer, 11th October 2009 As growers in the developing world go out of business, fears are growing for the stability of some small economies dependent on the crop...read more... |
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Small is beautiful - smaller supermarkets are the key to growth |
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The Retail Bulletin, 9th October 2009 The emergence of a significant number of new smaller-format grocery stores has succeeded in overhauling the UK marketplace in the past 12 months, introducing more competition than the sector has seen for many years...read more.. |
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Supermarkets face planning test |
BBC News, 2nd October 2009
The Competition Commission will press ahead with tougher planning hurdles to stop supermarkets dominating in a local area - but has revised its rules...read more...
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Every little helps if you want to beat Tesco |
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The Independent, 1st October 2009 Armed with civic pride, determination and a large quantity of notepaper, the inhabitants of a small Yorkshire town have seen off Britain's biggest retailer, Tesco...read more...
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Waitrose to open 300-strong network of convenience stores |
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The Guardian, 24th September 2009
Waitrose has unveiled plans for a huge network of convenience stores and a deal to sell Waitrose-branded food in hundreds of branches of Boots...read more... |
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Tesco denies copying Next's clothes lines |
Daily Telegraph, 21st September 2009
A legal row has erupted between Tesco and Next, two of the UK's largest retailers, over the sale of multiple lines of clothing that Next claims infringes its design rights...read more... |
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Tesco and Co-op continue moves into financial services |
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Fresh Plaza, 14th September 2009 Insurance group Fortis and Tesco today formerly agreed their partnership to provide motor and household insurance in UK...read more... |
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Co-op accused of demanding 'unreasonable' terms from farmers |
The Observer, 13 September 2009
The Co-op, which boasts about its ethical credentials, has been accused by farmers of making "unreasonable" demands and flexing its market muscle in the wake of its £1.6bn takeover of Somerfield....read more...
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Retailers investing in mixed-use sports stadia face challenges |
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Retail Week, 4th September 2009 As development opportunities dry up, retailers are investing in mixed-use sports stadia. But, as Sara McCorquodale finds, getting such projects off the ground isn’t easy...read more...
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Time for Tesco to change its tune on Unicef |
Irish Times, 27th August 2009
Ali Hewson, Stephen Rea, Marian Finucane, Colin Farrell, Ryan Tubridy and rugby star Donncha O’Callaghan are on your side, who could possibly be against you? This is the question that must have Unicef Ireland’s staff and high-profile supporters scratching their heads in disbelief in recent weeks...read more...
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Tesco found guilty of of using bogus statistics to convince town it needed a supermarket |
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Daily Mail, 26th August 2009 Tesco was rapped by ASA for claiming a 'comprehensive' poll found in favour of a new supermarket - compared to the eight per cent who actually wanted one Tesco has been found guilty of using bogus statistics in a bid to win public backing for its efforts to expand its supermarket empire...read more... |
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British plums left to rot as our stores buy cheap foreign imports |
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Daily Mail, 21st August 2009
Famers are being forced to let this year's bumper crops rot on the trees because supermarkets are buying cheap imports...read more... |
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Brands fighting for shelf space now that Wal-Mart believes less is more |
The Observer, 16 August 2009
Wal-Mart is having a good recession. The world's biggest retailer surprised Wall Street last week with robust quarterly profits but its success has come at a heavy price for suppliers, rooted as it is in a ruthless efficiency drive, dubbed Project Impact, that has sent out shock waves from its HQ in Bentonville, Arkansas...read more...
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Tesco 'propping up' trading with £200m Clubcard promotion |
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Daily Telegraph, 14th August 2009 Tesco's decision to double Clubcard points follows a £150m relaunch of card in May. Tesco said yesterday that it planned to double shoppers' rewards from its Clubcard loyalty scheme from Monday, a move City analysts estimate will cost the supermarket group more than £200m...read more...
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Buy one, bin one free: How cynical supermarket offers make us throw away food by the ton |
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Daily Mail, 12th August 2009 The amount of food we waste in Britain is phenomenal. According to some studies, one third of all the produce bought by shoppers actually ends up in the bin. Every year, an estimated 4.1million tonnes of food is thrown away... read more... |
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Tesco hides figures after missing target to reduce plastic bag usage |
The Times, 4th August 2009
Britain’s biggest supermarket chain has published misleading figures giving the impression that it had met an industry target to halve the use of plastic bags...read more...
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Supermarkets: where's the beef from? |
The Guardian, 3rd August, 2009
The decision by major footwear companies to demand a moratorium from their leather suppliers shifts attention to the British supermarkets named in the Greenpeace report...read more...
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Small shops protest over a new threat as changes to planning rules 'help big stores' |
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Daily Mail, 1st August 2009
The Government faces mounting pressure to scrap changes to planning rules that retailers fear will turn High Streets into ghost towns full of boarded-up shops...read more... |
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Tesco 'appalled' by forged letter of support for new store development |
Daily Telegraph, 29th July 2009
Planners at Leeds City Council have launched an investigation after a letter of support for a controversial new Tesco store was discovered to be a fake...read more... |
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New rules 'threat to High Street' |
BBC News, 25th July 2009
Traditional high streets could be put at risk from out-of-town shopping areas unless proposed changes to planning rules are scrapped, MPs have said...read more...
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Tesco seeks to boost bank arm |
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Financial Times, 19th July 2009 Tesco, Britain’s biggest retailer, is considering seeking a separate credit rating for its financial services arm to give it more clout for its aggressive assault on banking...read more...
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Tesco ready for new battle against planning curbs |
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The Times, 17th July 2009
The competition watchdog is to press ahead with its plan to stop the growth of “Tesco towns”, where one retail group dominates a local market...read more...
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Conservatives and retailers prepare battle lines for the future |
The Times, 13th July 2009
Take a walk through the gothic halls of Westminster, the lobbies and the bars, and it looms over every MP and every conversation — enormous, dark and terrifying. The unavoidable prospect of a general election, almost certainly next year, is at the back, if not the front, of everyone’s mind...read more...
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Tesco chief takes flak from unions and investors at fiery AGM |
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The Guardian, 3rd July 2009
Tesco came under fire from investors and union leaders at a fiery annual general meeting in Glasgow today, with changes to the retailer's share option scheme attracting one of the biggest protest votes the City has seen...read more...
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