All Supermarkets articles – Page 267

  • The Co operative Food 2
    News

    Co-op server estate virtualisation almost complete

    2009-04-15T11:30:00Z

    Co-operative Group is about three quarters of the way through a project to virtualise its server estate and improve the levels of service the IT function provides to the rest of the business. The project kicked off early last year.The new HP computing platform will also be suitable to move ...

  • The Co operative Food 2
    News

    Co-op launches digital TV channel

    2009-04-14T11:03:00Z

    The Co-operative Group has today launched a digital TV channel to showcase its ethical projects.The Co-operative.tv is an online site containing videos and TV programmes. It is part of Ethical.tv, which is created by ethical publishing company Hands Up Media.Co-op director of marketing Patrick Allen said: “The amount of interest ...

  • Tesco discounter
    Analysis

    Every little helps the nation’s favourite

    2009-04-09T00:00:00Z

    Knocking Tesco can seem like a national sport but it remains top of shoppers’ lists. Charlotte Hardie considers why the UK’s biggest grocer continues to be Britain’s favourite retail brand

  • Asdafascia
    News

    Asda to build its largest store in Northern Ireland

    2009-04-07T13:41:00Z

    Supermarket retailer Asda has been given the nod to build what will be its largest store in Northern Ireland after nearly three years of awaiting a planning decision.Asda will now develop the 54,000 sq ft store at a cost of £25m at outlet centre Junction One in Antrim.The decision to ...

  • Analysis

    21 years of Tesco

    2009-02-20T00:00:00Z

    When Retail Week was born, Tesco was not the grocery leader it is today. But it was well on its way to achieving that status. Having laid the foundations of its national store network, the retailer was expanding aggressively.

  • Analysis

    21 years of Sainsbury's

    2009-02-20T00:00:00Z

    It’s been a turbulent 21 years for Sainsbury’s. The grocer has had its crown as the UK’s largest retailer stolen, it has survived boardroom bust-ups, it has been the subject of endless bid speculation – and yet it has risen each time from the ashes.