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  • Tesco boss Dave Lewis tackles food waste: Unsold food given to charities in new scheme

    June 4, 2015

    Tesco boss Dave Lewis is taking steps to reduce food waste at the supermarket. New figures reveal the company has thrown away 55,400 tonnes of food over the past year, as he announced plans to give away unsold food that is still edible to charities, helping the homeless and other vulnerable groups. "No one wants to [...]

  • Morrisons the only “big four” supermarket in growth

    June 2, 2015

    Is this a case of too little too late or the beginning of a turnaround? Morrisons was the only one of the “big four” supermarkets to grow over the last 12 weeks, according to latest figures by Kantar Worldpanel.    The supermarket, which this week faces demotion from the FSTE 100, managed a sluggish 0.1 [...]

  • Tritax Big Box sets its sights on Tesco real estate with £47m bid

    June 1, 2015

    Real estate management firm Tritax Big Box confirmed it will acquire Tesco’s regional distribution centre at Capitol Park in Goole for £47m yesterday. The deal, which has been funded through equity proceeds, will see Tritax take over the site which has a 17.5 year unexpired lease and is expected to yield a 5.67 per cent [...]

  • Tesco share price edges down as shareholder group ramps up legal battle for “substantial” compensation

    May 28, 2015

    A group of Tesco shareholders seeking compensation from the supermarket claim the troubled supermarket "committed serious violations" by overstating its profits.  Tesco Shareholder Claims Limited (TSC), which launched proceedings in March this year, argues there is a “strong case” and that the ultimate claim will be “substantial”. Back in September, the supermarket's incoming boss Dave Lewis [...]

  • Former Tesco chief executive Philip Clarke was paid £764,000 by the supermarket last year

    May 21, 2015

    Ousted Tesco chief executive Philip Clarke, who had presided over a fall of nearly 30 per cent in Tesco's share price during his three years at the helm of the supermarket, was paid £764,000 by the supermarket last year. Tesco's annual report, published this morning, showed that although he stepped down in September last year, [...]

  • Tesco closes remaining Homeplus stores with loss of 450 jobs in Bracknell, Cheshire, Bristol, Nottingham, Manchester and Preston

    May 12, 2015

    Tesco is bringing to an end its non-grocery Homeplus stores across the UK with the closure of its remaining locations. The last six of the retailer's Homeplus stores will close with the loss of 450 jobs, bringing to an end its venture in non-food retailing in the UK as it seeks to turnaround huge losses. Stores [...]

  • Tesco splits with auditor PwC after 32 years choosing Deloitte for turnaround

    May 11, 2015

    Tesco has split with PwC, ending a 32-year relationship with the accounting firm following the worst year in the supermarket's near-century history. A Tesco spokesperson said: “We have issued an invitation to tender for the appointment of an auditor. Taking into account the term for which PWC has served as auditor, we have agreed with [...]

  • Tesco’s Dunnhumby could fetch over £2bn as new suitors Nielsen and WPP mull bid

    May 11, 2015

    US data giant Nielsen is reportedly eyeing a bid for Tesco’s Dunnhumby amid a flurry of interest that could push the price tag for the company above the mooted £2bn mark. Tesco boss Dave Lewis hired Goldman Sachs earlier this year to explore a sale or partial sale of the business – which analyses the [...]

  • Tesco considers selling mobile phone business

    May 8, 2015

    Tesco could soon shed its mobile phone business as part of chief executive Dave Lewis' scaling back process following a torrid 2014. The retailer makes around £100m a year from the business it co-owns with 02, whose network the service uses. It has around 250 Tesco Mobile shops across the country. Yet according to the [...]

  • Record grocery deflation hurts sales at Tesco, Asda and Morrisons and Sainsbury’s

    May 6, 2015

    All four of Britain’s major supermarkets saw sales fall over the last 12 weeks, while the discounters continued to slow, as grocery price deflation reached another record low, figures released yesterday show. Sainsbury’s was the strongest performer among the big four despite a 0.2 per cent fall in sales thanks to its increased focus on [...]

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