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  • Tesco’s share price jumps as Kantar figures reveal the supermarket has grown sales for first time in a year – but it is still losing market share

    February 10, 2015

    Tesco's share price jumped nearly two per cent this morning after figures revealed it had grown for the first time since January 2014.  The UK's biggest retailer recorded sales growth of 0.3 per cent to £7.9bn for the 12 weeks to February 1, according to Kantar Worldpanel. But that was not enough to stem the [...]

  • Tesco tells suppliers to cut prices as commodities slump

    February 8, 2015

      Tesco has delivered a stern message to its suppliers: cut prices or your products could be taken off the shelves.   The scandal-hit supermarket is still rebuilding its reputation following the revelation of ia £263m profit blackhole last year, yet an ongoing price war with discounters such as Aldi and Lidl has kept its [...]

  • Last of the Miller family Keith retires as Miller Group’s boss

    February 5, 2015

    Keith Miller announced yesterday he will step down as chief executive of Miller Group, ending 81 years of family leadership at the UK’s biggest privately-owned housebuilder. The Edinburgh-based company, which has operations across the UK but outside of London, was founded by Miller’s father and his uncles in 1934.   The 65-year-old sailing enthusiast joined [...]

  • From Greek elections and Apple’s record-making profits to Thameslink floods and Afren’s misery: Here’s what got us talking this week

    January 30, 2015

    News was dominated by results from the US this week, but it was Apple that really made waves with its history-making profits of $18bn in one quarter. Here are five things that put that into perspective. (Hint: It's huge).    Meanwhile as the results of the Greek election began to sink in, investors started reacting. [...]

  • Tesco closures prompted by discount rivals

    January 29, 2015

    DISCOUNT rivals Aldi and Lidl could be the reason that supermarket giant Tesco decided to shut 43 of its stores. The retail group announced earlier this month that it was closing unprofitable branches across the UK, and yesterday revealed which stores it had singled out. Of the 43 listed, 74 per cent are within two [...]

  • Analysis: Why has Tesco chosen to shut these 43 stores?

    January 29, 2015

    Tesco has now announced the 43 stores that it plans to close. 18 Express stores, 12 metro stores, seven superstores and six Home Plus stores. The closures will start taking effect from March.   What does it tell us about their location strategy when one looks at the stores set to close? It is a [...]

  • Tesco store closures: 74pc of axed branches have an Aldi or Lidl nearby

    January 29, 2015

    Discount supermarkets could be partly responsible for Tesco's plans to close 43 unprofitable stores in the UK – with the vast majority of struggling stores located near a low-price alternative. In a bid to change the fortunes of the struggling supermarket, Tesco's new chief executive Dave Lewis announced the store closures yesterday, saying the decision was [...]

  • Waitrose plans expansion and 2,000 new jobs

    January 27, 2015

    Waitrose announced plans yesterday to create 2,000 new jobs as the upmarket supermarket continues to expand its presence and grab a greater slice of the grocery market. The chain, owned by the John Lewis Partnership, will open 14 new stores from spring this year including seven Little Waitrose convenience stores and seven supermarkets, including one [...]

  • Mooove over Sainsbury’s: Waitrose claims its dairy farmers get the cream of milk prices

    January 26, 2015

    Premium supermarket Waitrose has lifted the lid on its dairy practices following Sainsbury's attack ad last week, insisting it pays “a fair price” for its milk.   The John Lewis Partnership-owned grocer was among those to appear on the naughty list of businesses that  were accused of not supporting British fresh milk farmers.    The [...]

  • Tesco launches supplier network as supermarket rebuilds trading relationships

    January 22, 2015

    Tesco has launched an online network for its 5,000 suppliers, as the supermarket attempts to heal the rift with its trading partners.    The supermarket giant has come under fire in recent months for the way it deals with its suppliers as the fall-out from its £263m profit blackhole continues to land.    The revelation [...]

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