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  • Competition and sterling hit profit margins

    October 27, 2014

    THE NUMBER of profit warnings issued by companies increased over the summer as margins were squeezed by greater competition, rising input prices, and a strong pound. UK quoted companies issued 69 profit warnings in the third quarter of 2014 – 13 more than the same quarter last year, a report released yesterday by accountants EY [...]

  • Premier Foods’ share price tanks as Aldi, Lidl and online shopping weigh on manufacturer

    October 23, 2014

    Food manufacturer Premier Foods reported lower third-quarter sales yesterday, hit by consumers turning to online shopping or discount chains that stock their own brands for groceries. Shares tanked 14.6 per cent on the disappointing results yesterday to close down at 29.25p. “Market conditions in the third quarter have proved to be increasingly demanding with unprecedented [...]

  • FTSE recovers but Tesco’s woes drag down rival retailers – London Report

    October 23, 2014

    BRITAIN’S top equity index recovered yesterday and ended slightly higher, tracking a broad rally in US stocks following some strong earnings results, although a slump in Tesco and Unilever capped gains. The FTSE 100 index ended up 0.3 per cent at 6.419.15 points, after falling as much as 1.4 per cent during the day. Troubled [...]

  • Dave Lewis’s shopping list: Blueprint for a Tesco turnaround plan

    October 23, 2014

    Another update, another set of gloomy results from Tesco. The pattern is now well established, and yesterday’s weak trading numbers didn’t come as a great surprise. But one thing that did surprise was the apparent lack of a forward strategy. What is new chief executive Dave Lewis going to focus on? The issue of price [...]

  • Is Waitrose boss Mark Price right that the Big Four supermarkets are “20 years out of date”?

    October 22, 2014

    James McGregor, director of Retail Remedy, says Yes. Mark Price is correct that structural shifts in retail are a far bigger threat to the Big Four (Tesco, Sainsbury’s, Asda and Morrisons) than Aldi and Lidl. Yes, the discounters are a problem, but they’re not the big problem. The main issue is that people’s grocery shopping [...]

  • Tesco suffers worst decline in grocery sector

    October 21, 2014

    TESCO emerged as the biggest loser in the grocery sector over the past three months, despite sales showing signs of recovery, as the supermarket price war and fierce competition continued to take its toll on the troubled retailer. The company, which stunned the City last month with revelations of a £250m black hole in its [...]

  • Tesco share price rises as declines in its market share slows, while Waitrose reaches record high

    October 21, 2014

    Tesco shares rose 2.2 percent in mid-morning trading after new figures showed while it has lost yet more market share, its rate of decline is slowing. while Waitrose has climbed to a record high, doing just enough to keep it ahead of German challengers Aldi and Lidl.    The figures, by Kantar Worldpanel, also showed [...]

  • Moody’s thinks Tesco, Sainsbury’s, Asda and Morrisons’ profit margins will continue shrinking

    October 17, 2014

    Profit margins at the so-called “big four” supermarkets will shrink even further than they have already as they fight a losing battle against discounters, according to rating agency Moody's. "Further price cuts could be particularly credit negative for Tesco and Morrison as their cost-cutting and efficiency measures are unlikely to fully offset the negative impact [...]

  • Sainsbury’s #50pChallenge is a poster boy for its decline – Brand Index

    October 7, 2014

    THESE are not happy times for Sainsbury’s. It became the brunt of many a joke when a poster meant for staff asking them to convince shoppers to spend an extra 50p on their visits was mistaken­ly displayed in a branch window. Photos of the poster went viral with the #50pChallenge hashtag. Discounter Lidl had a [...]

  • Store wars: Lidl attacks Morrisons with combative ad campaign

    October 4, 2014

    Lidl have launched a new ad campaign, ridiculing Morrisons's attempts to match their prices. This may sound like dry advertising rivalry, but the gauntlet has been well and truly thrown down.  Great advertisement from @LidlUK – very clever response to @Morrisons price pledge. pic.twitter.com/zUwrEKms6c — Steve Myall (@stevemyalleats) October 4, 2014 The advert lists the steps [...]

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