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Founded in 1919 as a market stall in the East End of London, Tesco is now a major UK-based retailer, employing more than 500,000 people with operations in 14 countries.
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Tesco, Britain's largest retailer, reported a second consecutive decline in annual earnings after a slump in domestic sales and said it wrote down the value of assets in Europe amid deteriorating profitability.
Tesco, Britain's largest retailer, reported a second consecutive decline in annual earnings after a slump in domestic sales and said it wrote down the value of assets in Europe amid deteriorating profitability.
Britain's biggest retailer, Tesco, is to install screens at its petrol stations that scan customers' faces so that advertising can be tailored to their age and gender.
Britain's biggest retailer, Tesco, is to install screens at its petrol stations that scan customers' faces so that advertising can be tailored to their age and gender.
British retailers are limiting purchases of baby milk powder to prevent customers from bulk-buying and exporting it to China for profit. Leading supermarket chains Tesco and Sainsbury’s say they have started advising customers to buy no more than two tins of milk powder in each transaction. The British Retail Consortium said on Wednesday other retailers are imposing similar limits to ensure there is enough stock for everyone wanting baby milk.
British retailers are limiting purchases of baby milk powder to prevent customers from bulk-buying and exporting it to China for profit. Leading supermarket chains Tesco and Sainsbury’s say they have started advising customers to buy no more than two tins of milk powder in each transaction. The British Retail Consortium said on Wednesday other retailers are imposing similar limits to ensure there is enough stock for everyone wanting baby milk.
Tesco, Britain's largest grocery and general merchandise chain, has signed a memorandum of understanding to establish a joint venture with China Resources Enterprise in a bid to revive its fortunes in the world's most populous country.
Tesco, Britain's largest grocery and general merchandise chain, has signed a memorandum of understanding to establish a joint venture with China Resources Enterprise in a bid to revive its fortunes in the world's most populous country.
Tesco, Britain's largest retailer, may join forces with state-backed China Resources Enterprise to bid for ParknShop. Frank Lai Ni-hium, the chief financial officer of China Resources, said the two companies were "in discussion" that might lead to a possible joint bid for the supermarket chain.
Tesco, Britain's largest retailer, may join forces with state-backed China Resources Enterprise to bid for ParknShop. Frank Lai Ni-hium, the chief financial officer of China Resources, said the two companies were "in discussion" that might lead to a possible joint bid for the supermarket chain.
Top British retailer Tesco will pay HK$4.33 billion to gain 20 per cent of a venture with China Resources Enterprise that will run supermarkets and other stores on the mainland and in Hong Kong.
Top British retailer Tesco will pay HK$4.33 billion to gain 20 per cent of a venture with China Resources Enterprise that will run supermarkets and other stores on the mainland and in Hong Kong.
"Things are always unnoticed, until they're noticed," Tesco chairman Richard Broadbent said when asked how Britain's biggest retailer had failed to spot a £250 million (HK$3.14 billion) sized hole in its first-half profit.
"Things are always unnoticed, until they're noticed," Tesco chairman Richard Broadbent said when asked how Britain's biggest retailer had failed to spot a £250 million (HK$3.14 billion) sized hole in its first-half profit.
In remarks that could drag British retailers into a politically charged immigration debate ahead of a 2015 election, senior Labour lawmaker Chris Bryant was due to say in a speech yesterday that Tesco and Next deliberately excluded British people from jobs.
In remarks that could drag British retailers into a politically charged immigration debate ahead of a 2015 election, senior Labour lawmaker Chris Bryant was due to say in a speech yesterday that Tesco and Next deliberately excluded British people from jobs.