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  • M Local selloff: Morrisons’ ill-fated attempt to build a convenience arm has become a lesson for the industry

    August 26, 2015

    It was a cold day in February 2013 when Morrisons’ former chief executive Dalton Philips was faced with a tough decision.    Film rental chain Blockbuster had just collapsed and Morrisons was one of several suitors circling a portfolio of 50 stores administrators had put up for sale.    Read more: It's a deal – Morrisons [...]

  • Supermarket wars: Big Four in big trouble as Tesco, Asda and Morrisons register more declines

    August 25, 2015

    Tesco is still struggling to shrug off competition from the discount supermarkets, as data released this morning reveals yet more declines.    While consumer spend within the grocery sector rose 0.9 per cent for the 12 weeks to 16 August, at Tesco it dropped by the same proportion. The price of a comparable basket of [...]

  • Poundland’s share price soars as discount retailer gets greenlight for 99p Stores takeover

    August 25, 2015

    Poundland's acquisition of (more) budget rival 99p Stores has been given the provisional go-ahead by the competition watchdog, sending the listed company's share price soaring.    The Competition and Markets Authority this morning said the merger “may not be expected to result in a substantial lessening of competition”.     It said: "Along with Poundworld, [...]

  • UK property: Britain’s struggling pub trade is yielding opportunities for supermarkets and residential developers

    August 25, 2015

    The Grotto Inn on the top of Monument Hill in Weybridge was a thriving pub before falling on hard times three years ago.    It was forced to call last orders after succumbing to competition from nearby bars and pubs and has lain empty since – its windows boarded up and beer taps gathering dust.  [...]

  • Former Marks & Spencer boss Lord Stuart Rose backs Select Property Group

    August 24, 2015

    There is a new new retail club in town and it’s called Select Property Group. Former Marks & Spencer chairman Lord Stuart Rose has emerged as a surprise backer in the privately-owned developer, which operates a swathe of student housing and is about to launch its first block of serviced flats in Manchester. He has [...]

  • Competition heats up for Tesco’s Korea unit ahead of Monday deadline

    August 23, 2015

    Competition for Tesco's South Korean unit Homeplus valued at about £4bn is heating up ahead of the deadline for final bids on Monday. Media reports suggest that private equity firms have formed three separate teams to bid for the supermarket's largest operation outside of the UK.  Asia-based Affinity Equity Partners has allied with US private [...]

  • Tesco share price falls as supermarkets suffer for third day amid renewed concerns about discounters Aldi and Lidl

    August 20, 2015

    When one supermarket sneezes, it seems the rest catch a cold. Shares in troubled supermarket Tesco fell to their lowest level since January this morning, two days after Asda reignited concerns over the threat from German discounters. Tesco shares dropped 1.77 per cent today, while Sainsbury's shed 0.77 per cent. Both are down about four percent since [...]

  • 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 [...]

  • Asda promises turnaround after sales hit rock bottom

    August 19, 2015

    ASDA chief executive Andy Clarke insisted that the company was seeing the first “green shoots” of a recovery despite revealing its worst ever quarterly result in the 16 years it has been owned by US chain Wal-Mart. The supermarket chain, which recently lost its position as Britain’s second-largest food retailer to Sainsbury’s, said like-for-like sales [...]

  • Don’t fear low inflation: It’s great news for consumers while it lasts

    August 18, 2015

    The latest retail figures in the UK showed good growth. Things are also looking up in the US and in much of the euro area. The world economy has settled into a period of steady growth with very little inflation in the major economies. Indeed, just yesterday, official figures revealed that consumer price index inflation [...]

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