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  • From Tesco’s sugary drinks to Alton Towers’ roller coaster incident: How Twitter can make you a better investor

    August 19, 2015

    Social media has long been used as a resource to tap into sentiment. Twitter, a platform that could easily be dismissed thanks to the challenges inherent in sharing information in 140 characters, is in fact a hugely viable source of information and a vital insight into what people are saying about a brand, an event [...]

  • Tesco share price dips on Dunnhumby and Korea deal discount troubles

    August 12, 2015

    More troubles could be coming down the checkout line for supermarket boss Dave Lewis. Tesco is in for a "big blow" if it fails to make the £2bn it has been expecting on the sale of its Dunnhumby data arm, a deal which has had several firms scrambling to make an offer. The deal may [...]

  • Is Amazon Fresh about to land on our doorsteps: Amazon signs 10-year lease for former Tesco warehouse

    August 10, 2015

    Amazon has signed a 10-year lease on a warehouse formerly used by Tesco fuelling speculation that it is about to launch its grocery operation Fresh in the UK.    Amazon will take on Logicor's 304,751 sq ft warehouse in Weybridge, Surrey, which have been lying empty since Tesco vacated the premises at the end of [...]

  • Tesco and Sainsbury’s vs Asda and Morrisons: Britain’s biggest retailers row over Sunday trading laws

    August 5, 2015

    British businesses are readying for a fight over government plans to shake up Sunday trading rules. The government will today open a formal consultation on proposals to give local areas the power to allow large shops to open for longer on Sundays. Current laws allow smaller shops to stay open all day, but limit larger [...]

  • The Jerky Group and Cruga merge to create £24m beef snacks empire

    August 3, 2015

    The Jerky Group has struck a deal to merge with biltong and meat snacks-maker Cruga to create the largest beef snack manufacturer in Europe with a combined turnover of around £12m. Founded in 2000, The Jerky Group’s brands include Wild West Jerky, Hogbites pork crackling and BullOx Biltong. It also produces Dragon’ Den entrepreneur Joe Walters’ [...]

  • Tesco drops annoying self-checkout “unexpected item in the bagging area” phrase

    July 30, 2015

    No longer will shoppers be scolded by a machine telling them there are unexpected items in the bagging area, after Tesco announced the decision to drop the intensely annoying phrase from its self-checkouts. After feedback from customers, the supermarket has decided to make the automated voice a little friendlier, calling the current tones "a source [...]

  • Tesco’s ban on sugary drinks is fine – as long as the government keeps away and consumers can still vote with their feet

    July 28, 2015

    As a libertarian, I don’t quite know what to think about Tesco’s decision to drop Ribena and other sugary drinks for kids. On its own, I can see the advantages. As part of a broader trend, it’s a little worrying.   So why might Tesco be doing this? Let’s take it for granted that Tesco [...]

  • Supermarket wars: Growth at Co-op Food for first time in a year, as Tesco and Asda decline yet again

    July 28, 2015

    The Co-Operative supermarket is back in growth for the first time in a year, as Sainsbury's reclaims its second place position in the sector.    The sector experienced slight growth for the 12 weeks to 19 July, with sales up 0.8 per cent year on year – though this was generally experienced by the smaller [...]

  • The world’s biggest emojis were just created by Tesco Mobile in a field near Bath to cheer up commuters

    July 22, 2015

    The world's biggest emojis have been created in a field near Bath to cheer up weary commuters. With the help of 25 artists and 700 litres of paint, a giant smiling face emoji that spans 100ft – the equivalent of three double decker buses – graced the outskirts of the Somerset city while a mysterious [...]

  • Tesco’s Harris + Hoole coffee shops lose founders and bosses Nick, Andrew and Laura Tolley

    July 22, 2015

    The founders and bosses of Harris + Hoole, the coffee shop chain part-owned by Tesco, are leaving the company amid the supermarket's asset sell off. The sibling founders Nick Tolley, Andrew Tolley and Laura Tolley, who are chief executive, coffee director and chief design officer respectively will depart next month, Retail Week reports, retaining their [...]

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