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Tesco - the leading supermarket in Britain With small grocery stores under the Tesco Metro brand name, big supermarkets outside cities (Tesco Extra) and 24-hour stores.
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Tesco asks competition regulators to speed up investigation into its £3.7bn Booker acquisition
Tesco and Booker have requested that the CMA to wrap up its phase one investigation early and get on with the more in-depth phase two process
Tesco cuts another 1,200 jobs as cost-drive touches all areas
Cost-cutting drive is designed to save the grocery giant £1.5bn
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Tesco to cut 1,200 jobs, Interest rates, Philip Green, Costa and Google
Tesco strong as UK supermarkets see highest sales growth in five years, driven by rising inflation
Kantar Worldpanel said overall supermarket sales rose by 5.0% in the 12 weeks to June 18, a stark contrast to the 0.2% decline seen this time last year
Tesco, Sainsbury's and Morrisons all set to trial ‘Uber-style’ surge pricing
Electronic labelling would allow stores to hike or lower prices at the press of a button
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Conservatives reach deal with DUP to support minority government
Theresa May's Tories have agreed a pact with the DUP while Italy's government has committed up to €17bn to rescue two banks
Supermarket Income REIT set for £200mln London float next month
The company is looking to pay a whopping 5.5% dividend starting in October, with plans to grow it over the coming years
HSBC says sentiment towards UK food retailers after Amazon/Whole Foods Market seems to be "creating a self-fulfilling prophecy"
The bank's analysts pointed out that while there remains a fear of Amazon entering the UK, the food retail sector is likely to remain depressed
Tesco fined £8mln for petrol station leak that polluted river and made residents ill
Tesco has pleaded guilty to health and safety breaches and an environmental offence
Tesco's sales rise as price cuts attract customers but analysts warn inflation may hit margins
Tesco's first quarter sales growth was driven by its core UK supermarket business as the supermarket's restructuring under boss Dave Lewis continues to gather pace
FTSE 100 heads higher despite supermarket shake-out as Amazon pounces
Late surge sees FTSE 100's loss on the week sliced to 83 points
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Tesco update should show revival continuing, but plenty of uncertainties for food retailers
Day Ahead: Tesco, SThree trading updates; Bank of Japan policy meeting
Berenberg downgrades rating for TalkTalk in note flagging up uncertainties in the UK telecoms and broadband sector
The broker’s analysts cut their stance on the FTSE 250-listed firm to ‘sell’ from ‘hold’ after chopping its target price by 37%, to 140p from 224p
FTSE 100 finishes lower amid UK political uncertainty and US tech sell-off
Around 8.45am, the UK blue chip index was about 24 points lower at 7,503, having gained around 1% on Friday after international stocks benefited from sterling’s falls
Tesco accounting scandal investigation by FRC into auditor PwC concludes
The FRC is continuing to investigate chartered accountants who were auditors of Tesco in the accounting scandal
Tesco and Morrison's best 'Big Four' players as all grocers again see sales grow with inflation rising
Grocery price inflation was up 2.9% year-on-year in the 12 weeks to May 21, from a 2.6% increase in the previous three month period.
Tesco confirms Competition and Markets Authority starts "standard phase 1 review” of Booker takeover
The FTSE 100-listed firm said the phase 1 review was triggered today after it filed a formal notification with the CMA in respect of the proposed merger
Credit Suisse raises target prices for Tesco, Sainsbury's and Morrison's after revisiting bearish thesis
In a note to clients entitled ‘The re-invention test’, the Swiss bank’s food retail analyst, Stewart MacGuire pointed out that although market share declines continue, deep cost cutting has raised operating profits
FTSE 100 trades sideways as big oilers dented by OPEC decision
FTSE 100 closed at 7,517 - up 2.81. points, or 0.04% and failed to make a record close