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  • 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 [...]

  • Utopian Unilever is making waves: Boss Paul Polman is pushing an ethical agenda, but is it working?

    July 23, 2015

    The website still exists but looks dated. SaveBenandJerrys.com, a grassroots campaign website with comic sans font, tried to stop ethical ice cream brand Ben and Jerry’s being scooped up by corporate giant Unilever in 2000.   Yet 15 years after the consumer giant’s $326m takeover, the howls of protest appear a strange anachronism after moves [...]

  • Sony signs deal to make Emojis, the movie – coming soon to a cinema near you

    July 23, 2015

    It was only a matter of time before this happened: Sony has signed a new deal to make a movie based on emojis, the colourful little smiley faces sand symbols embedded on your mobile device. Is a cash of thumbs up – or more a smiling pile of poo? We're not sure… Reports suggest the [...]

  • Unilever share price jumps after sales beat expectations again

    July 23, 2015

    Unilever's share price jumped this morning after proving its critics wrong as sales beat analyst expectations.  The figures Consumer goods giant Unilever once again beat revenue forecasts in the second quarter, with total turnover rising by 2.9 per cent to €14.2bn (£9.93bn). The better than expected results triggered a 2.8 per cent share price rise [...]

  • 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 [...]

  • Apple Pay UK: Where are people using it most? TfL races ahead

    July 22, 2015

    A week after Apple Pay's launch in the UK, and there's one spot where it's proving by far and away the most popular place to use. The contactless payment which lets you pay by simply swiping an iPhone or Apple Watch, attempts to make paying for stuff as quick and easy as possible, and there's no [...]

  • 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 [...]

  • Toshiba chief executive Hisao Tanaka to resign after accounting scandal

    July 21, 2015

    The chief executive of Toshiba has said he will resign after the Japanese electronics giant "did a Tesco", overstating its profits by $1.2bn (£780m) over a seven-year period. Hisao Tanaka and Norio Sasaki, a former chief executive of the company who is now vice chairman, said they will step down. A panel tasked by the [...]

  • Retail veteran Browett joining Octopus board as non-executive

    July 19, 2015

    Retail guru John Browett has been appointed to the board of fund manager Octopus Investments as non-executive director. Browett, best known for heading Dixons Retail for five years between 2007 and 2012, is currently the boss of homewares store Dunelm. He also had stints as chief executive of Monsoon Accessorize, boss of Tesco’s online arm [...]

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