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  • Morrisons ousts boss after poor holiday season

    January 13, 2015

    BRITAIN’S embattled grocery sector claimed its first casualty of the year after Morrisons sacked its chief executive Dalton Philips following poor Christmas sales. Shares climbed 4.5 per cent as the City welcomed the prospect of a new boss to revive the supermarket’s fortunes. Morrisons’ incoming chairman Andy Higginson said Philips has “had a good run” [...]

  • Discounters Aldi and Lidl win Christmas as over half of UK visit their shops

    January 13, 2015

    German discounters were the clear winners in the battle for Christmas sales, after more than half of all UK households shopped at their stores. While families typically treat themselves at Christmas and head to the big four, discounters have grabbed market share with clever ad campaigns and cheap offers on premium items such as champagne. [...]

  • The runners and riders to take over from Dalton Philips as CEO

    January 13, 2015

    “EXPECT an ex-Tesco employee – there are plenty around,” one analyst joked yesterday when asked who would take over from Dalton Philips as Morrisons boss. After several management changes at Tesco over the last three years, there are certainly a few among the list of potential candidates. One of them is not Philip Clarke, who [...]

  • Dalton Philips wins 2015 CEO sack race: Will Marc Bolland be next across the line?

    January 13, 2015

    So, Dalton Philips was the winner of the 2015 sack race in the end, beating off strong competition from rival-favourite Standard Chartered’s Peter Sands and bagging evens odds for anyone who backed him at Ladbrokes. He said an emotional goodbye to hacks on the results call yesterday morning, causing a few cringes, as both Philips [...]

  • Supermarket surge after top boss bows out boosts FTSE 100 – London Report

    January 13, 2015

    MORRISONS’ surge buoyed the FTSE 100 yesterday, after the grocer announced that its chief executive had been shown the door following its poor performance during the busy Christmas trading season. The blue-chip FTSE 100 index was up 0.6 per cent at 6,542.20 points at the close. But weaker commodity stocks on the back of fresh [...]

  • Is Waterstones about to buy Tesco’s Blinkbox Books?

    January 13, 2015

    Another portion of Tesco’s failed venture Blinkbox could be about to be carved off and sold on. Waterstones looks set to buy Blinkbox books, after Tesco sold Blinkbox Movies to TalkTalk and Blinkbox Music to Guvera. Tesco made the decision to sell Blinkbox as part of a turnaround plan aimed, unsurprisingly, at reversing the poor [...]

  • Asda overtaken by Sainsbury’s as UK’s second largest supermarket but big four continue to slide

    January 13, 2015

    Asda has lost its title as the second largest supermarket in the UK to Sainsbury's, while discounters Aldi and Lidl continue making gains on the big four. Of the big four – Tesco, Sainsbury’s, Asda and Morrisons – sales fell by the smallest amount at Sainsbury’s, down 0.7 per cent. This helped it regain second place [...]

  • Sainsbury’s axes 500 jobs as part of cost-cutting drive

    January 13, 2015

    Sainsbury's has announced plans to axe 500 jobs as part of a cost-cutting exercise, as the UK supermarket battle continues to heat up. Sainsbury's, which is the UK's second largest supermarket, said the job cuts would be across "all divisions and grades in our store support centres". A consultation on the job losses will start [...]

  • Morrisons: Share price jumps as chief executive Dalton Philips resigns, while Andrew Higginson steps up

    January 13, 2015

    Shares in Morrisons bounced six per cent in early trading, after it announced chief executive Dalton Philips will step down after five years at the helm, while Andrew Higginson, an ex-Tesco executive, will take over from chairman Sir Ian Gibson later this month. Philips will stay on until the company's end of year results in [...]

  • Tesco to scale back presence in Hungary

    January 12, 2015

    TESCO said yesterday it is to shut 13 stores in Hungary “to secure the profitability” of its local business as the beleaguered retailer continues on its cost-cutting drive. The supermarket giant has over 200 stores in Hungary, where it has operated since 1995 and has grown to be its third-largest employer serving 3m customers. But [...]

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