All Tesco articles – Page 248

  • Opinion

    A forgotten age

    2008-08-29T12:04:58Z

    In all the clamour to convince shoppers that they are the cheapest grocer, some supermarkets have forgotten one demographic group relatively unscathed by the credit crunch – the silver surfers.

  • News

    Tesco withdraws site from eco-towns project

    2008-08-29T10:31:00Z

    Tesco has pulled one of its developments from the Government’s “eco-towns” scheme, which has dealt a blow to the flagship environmental programme.

  • News

    Tesco supplier in US reported to employment tribunal

    2008-08-28T09:40:23Z

    One of Tesco’s suppliers in the US has been reported by America’s biggest food workers’ union in the latest spat between the two organisations.

  • Opinion

    Investment market lives on

    2008-08-26T11:32:42Z

    There aren't many retailers in the nice position of being able to sell a £605 million property portfolio but still own the bulk of their freeholds.

  • News

    Tesco local sourcing sales to reach £500m

    2008-08-26T08:54:58Z

    Tesco is on course to generate more than 500 million from the sale of locally sourced food and drink sales this year, according to The Times .

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    Analysis

    Do stars still sell?

    2008-08-21T11:58:00Z

    With marketing budgets feeling the pinch, retailers may be thinking twice about signing celebrities to front their brand. Charlotte Hardie asks when they’re worth it and how they can be put to best use

  • News

    Tesco goes live with online opticians

    2008-08-21T09:14:08Z

    Tesco has launched an online optical prescription service to take advantage of the fast-growing eyecare market.

  • News

    Tesco price ads banned

    2008-08-20T08:51:59Z

    Tesco has been rapped over the knuckles by the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) for misleading the public in two of its ads comparing prices with Asda and Morrisons.

  • News

    Discounters triumph as shoppers trade down

    2008-08-19T15:47:31Z

    Asda, Morrisons and the discount food retailers are experiencing a mini sales boom, as rising commodity prices, shoppers trading down and supermarket price wars combine to drive sales, according to two sets of figures from market analysts TNS Worldpanel and Nielsen.

  • News

    Tesco lines up property deals worth £500m

    2008-08-19T13:38:36Z

    Tesco is seeking to continue its sale-and-leaseback programme with a wave of deals that could be worth 500 million to the retailer.

  • Opinion

    Retailers are landlords too

    2008-08-19T12:02:12Z

    Whether it be monthly rents or upward-only rent reviews, there are always tensions between landlords and retailers. What tends to be forgotten is that retailers are often landlords too.

  • Opinion

    The grocers shouldn’t rely on price alone

    2008-08-15T09:24:41Z

    Supermarkets Tesco and Asda will be fighting tooth and nail this weekend to make sure customers choose to visit their stores to do the weekly shop.

  • News

    Tesco caught up in Turkish bribe scandal

    2008-08-15T08:28:32Z

    Tesco has unwittingly found itself in the centre of a political scandal in Turkey.

  • News

    Tesco’s Dunnhumby seals deal with Macy's

    2008-08-14T08:43:46Z

    Tesco’s consumer insight company Dunnhumby has signed a deal with US department store retailer Macy’s.

  • News

    Sainsbury’s and Tesco face High Court battle

    2008-08-12T09:28:49Z

    Sainsbury’s has won the right to a judicial review in a battle with Tesco over plans to build a large supermarket in the West Midlands.

  • News

    Tesco signs India deal

    2008-08-12T08:45:00Z

    Tesco is to launch a wholesale cash-and-carry business in India and has signed a deal with conglomerate Tata to develop its hypermarket business.

  • News

    Tesco introduces price-busting milk brand

    2008-08-11T08:25:28Z

    Tesco has today launched a brand of semi-skimmed milk in stores that costs just 1.06 for a two-litre carton.

  • Opinion

    Cheap and cheerful?

    2008-08-08T11:56:53Z

    Back to school used to involve a few sacred things – making sure you had a new pencil case to fit your protractor and compass, having your feet sized in Clarks for your new shoes and going to the specialist school uniform shop to get kitted out.

  • News

    Music and DVD sales continue to slide

    2008-08-07T09:13:33Z

    The number of shoppers who buy music and DVD products regularly has fallen for the fourth year in a row, according to Verdict Research.

  • News

    Tesco completes acquisition of Dobbies

    2008-08-01T09:50:20Z

    In a stock exchange announcement today, the grocer announced that Tesco Holdings has bought 100 per cent of the issued share capital of Dobbies.