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Tesco - the leading supermarket in Britain With small grocery stores under the Tesco Metro brand name, big supermarkets outside cities (Tesco Extra) and 24-hour stores.
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The company is acquiring a 5% equity interest in Blend and Pack.
The UK's competition regulator has raised concerns about Tesco's plans to buy Booker
Tesco, Sainsbury, Morrison's and Aldi have been losing market share to discounters Aldi and Lidl
Booker's first quarter results were boosted by favourable weather and a late Easter
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The FTSE 100 index was closed up 10.37 at 7,367 on Wednesday
Sainsbury’s surprised the market with an increase in first-quarter like for like sales, excluding fuel, of 2.3%, exceeding analysts’ expectations for a 1.9% rise
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Tesco and Booker have requested that the CMA to wrap up its phase one investigation early and get on with the more in-depth phase two process
Cost-cutting drive is designed to save the grocery giant £1.5bn
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Tesco to cut 1,200 jobs, Interest rates, Philip Green, Costa and Google
Kantar Worldpanel said overall supermarket sales rose by 5.0% in the 12 weeks to June 18, a stark contrast to the 0.2% decline seen this time last year
Electronic labelling would allow stores to hike or lower prices at the press of a button
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Theresa May's Tories have agreed a pact with the DUP while Italy's government has committed up to €17bn to rescue two banks
The company is looking to pay a whopping 5.5% dividend starting in October, with plans to grow it over the coming years
The bank's analysts pointed out that while there remains a fear of Amazon entering the UK, the food retail sector is likely to remain depressed
Tesco has pleaded guilty to health and safety breaches and an environmental offence
Tesco's first quarter sales growth was driven by its core UK supermarket business as the supermarket's restructuring under boss Dave Lewis continues to gather pace
Late surge sees FTSE 100's loss on the week sliced to 83 points
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Day Ahead: Tesco, SThree trading updates; Bank of Japan policy meeting
The broker’s analysts cut their stance on the FTSE 250-listed firm to ‘sell’ from ‘hold’ after chopping its target price by 37%, to 140p from 224p
Around 8.45am, the UK blue chip index was about 24 points lower at 7,503, having gained around 1% on Friday after international stocks benefited from sterling’s falls
The FRC is continuing to investigate chartered accountants who were auditors of Tesco in the accounting scandal
Grocery price inflation was up 2.9% year-on-year in the 12 weeks to May 21, from a 2.6% increase in the previous three month period.
The FTSE 100-listed firm said the phase 1 review was triggered today after it filed a formal notification with the CMA in respect of the proposed merger
In a note to clients entitled ‘The re-invention test’, the Swiss bank’s food retail analyst, Stewart MacGuire pointed out that although market share declines continue, deep cost cutting has raised operating profits
FTSE 100 closed at 7,517 - up 2.81. points, or 0.04% and failed to make a record close
Tesco's chief executive and finance director received pay cuts last year after fines related to its accounting scandal hit profits
In a trading update for the 13 weeks to April 30, the FTSE 100-listed group said sales at stores open over a year, excluding fuel, rose by 3.4% in the period
John Ibbotson, director of the retail consultancy Retail Vision, commented: “What began as a bolt-on has turned into a lifeboat. For the embattled Sainsbury’s, the Argos acquisition is looking more inspired by the day”
Kantar Worldpanel’s latest data revealed that the overall grocery market has grown by 3.7% – the fastest rate since September 2013 - worth almost £1bn in additional sales
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HSBC is the last of the big four banks to report with more uncertainty over the outcome than for its UK-centric rivals.
In an update in March, Sainsbury’s move to diverse from grocery with the acquisition of high street catalogue retailer Argos looked to be paying off as its total like-for-like sales grew by 0.3%
The firm saw its pre-tax profit drop to £57.6mln for the year to March 4, down from £72.2mln a year earlier, impacted by an exceptional cost of £25.2mln relating to customer complaint redress in its financial services business
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Theresa May's decision to dodge the televised party leader debates attracts derision while George Osborne's decision to stand down as an MP is front page news in the paper he edits
Tesco Opticians currently operates in 206 of the retail giant’s stores across the UK and three stores in the Republic of Ireland, as well as online, and employs approximately 1,500 staff
The banking giant has lowered its estimates for the next few years and said free cash flow generation “remains the concern”
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The underlying performance seems to be heading in the right direction, but Tesco isn’t out of the woods just yet
Underlying profits beat forecasts at £1.28bn, but investors still weren't convinced
With US stocks tipped to open lower, the top-share index has slipped into the red
Stocks with pricing power, such as pharmaceuticals and utilities, are most likely to weather the impact of rising inflation.
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Tesco is expected to underline recent progress and that legacy issues are being dealt with
The supermarket group agreed to pay a £129mln fine for overstating its profits
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AstraZeneca is under the weather after being downgraded but Shaftesbury is a hot property on bid speculation
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Tesco is expected to underline recent progress and that legacy issues are being dealt with.
In the 12 weeks ended March 26, Morrison’s achieved sales growth of 0.3% year-on-year, although its market share slipped to 10.4% from 10.5%
FTSE set to rise by fifteen points when the market opens
Tesco will need to do a lot more convincing to gain shareholder approval for its merger with Booker, according to analysts
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With Brexit’s Article 50 out of the way, the attention turns to corporate news tomorrow.
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Tesco's major shareholders Schroders and Artisan Partners have asked the supermarket to pull its offer for Booker Group
Tesco expects to take an exceptional charge of £235mln in its full year results to cover its fine for its 2014 accounting scandal
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FTSE 100 was little changed as investors mull US President Donald Trump's next move after his healthcare setback
The FTSE 100 is off over 60 points as US shares dive on infrastructure concerns
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Britain’s biggest retailer has scrapped 31 of the Dutch company’s brands and is now stocking only 22 of the 53 it was selling at the start of the year
Deutsche Bank moved Tesco to a ‘buy’ from ‘hold’, while it went in the opposite direction with Sainsbury.
FTSE 100 was three points higher at 7,238, Next rises strongly.
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John Allan, who became Tesco chairman in 2015, told the Retail Week Live conference last week that women and people from an ethnic background were in an "extremely propitious period" when it came to getting top jobs in business
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The US asset manager announced in January that the former UK Chancellor of the Exchequer would work as a part-time senior adviser
FTSE 100 stocks bagged a net loss on Thursday after supermarket chain WM Morrison fell on an uncertain outlook
The Big Four supermarkets are continuing to lose market share to Lidl and Aldi as shoppers begin to spend more cautiously due to rising prices of grocery items
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FTSE 100 shares end lower on Tuesday ahead of the Spring Budget speech on Wednesday and as Paddy Power Betfair shares slump
Tesco will replace deputy managers at Express convenience stories with "shift leaders" as part of a major shake-up of the business
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Around 3.15pm, the UK blue chip index was up over 21 points at 7,299, not far from the day’s peak of 7,307, and well above the day’s low of 7,253.
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Aldi's sales rose 12.4% year-on-year in the 12 weeks to January 29, taking its market share to 6.2% ahead of the Co-op's 6.0%, market researcher Kantar Worldpanel said.
FTSE 100 stocks ended lower with sombre Wall Street shares on Monday although gold miner Randgold Resources was the stand out gainer while small-caps scaled record highs
FTSE 100 shares ended lower on Monday, following falls in Asia and Europe after President Donald Trump's decision to impose a travel ban on seven Muslim-majority countries
HSBC believes the gap between winners and losers in the sector is likely to widen, and repeated a ‘buy’ rating on sector leader, Tesco,
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The agreed cash plus shares terms value Booker at around £3.7bn
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FTSE 100 shares edged higher on Friday, helped by a jump by supermarket Tesco
The Financial Times reported that US fund manager Manning & Napier alleges it suffered losses of US$212mln because of Tesco's accounting irregularities.
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According to media reports, Britain's largest mortgage lender was hit by a distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack on January 11, which carried on for two days.
FTSE 100 shares swung on Friday but ended down 10 points and below 7200 as the 45th President of the United States was being sworn in
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In a note following Thursday’s round-up of festive trading, Goldman repeated its sell and 150p a share price target.
Traders appeared to give a shrug of shoulders and utter a collective ‘meh’ as the stock drifted 2.4% after a slightly-better-than-expected festive performance by the food retailer.
Tesco only saw its group like-for-like sales increase by 0.3% over the Christmas trading period, with 0.7% growth in the UK, but a 1.2% decline internationally.
FTSE 100 shares did it again on Thursday – the 11th successive record high close – as turbulence in sterling finally gave in to a further steady decline and helped push stocks higher. All except retailers, that is
After Next kicked off the sector Christmas updates with a profit warning last week, shareholders should be more nervous on what M&S and Primark will deliver.
The ‘Big Four’ supermarkets look to be slowly reviving after a tortuous few years, helped by the return of food price inflation, but growth of Lidl and Aldi continues.
Britain's second biggest supermarket posted like-for-like sales growth of 0.1%, excluding fuel, while high street chain Argos saw its like-for-like sales increase by 4.0%.
FTSE 100 shares appear positively related to the Nasdaq as the London ticker again hits a fresh record high on Wednesday - its tenth successive
Research group Kantar Worldpanel said Tesco’s sales grew by 1.3% over the 12 weeks to January 1, outperforming Morrisons’ 1.2% growth, and falls by Sainsbury and Asda.
Morrisons said sales at stores open over a year, excluding fuel, rose by 2.9% in the nine weeks to January 1, smashing analysts’ average forecast for growth of 1.1 %.
The FTSE 100 index has closed at a record high for the ninth day in a row on Tuesday, the longest such stretch in history, as the bourse got a boost from a weaker home currency
In a review of the European food retail sector, the US bank’s analysts downgraded their rating for Morrisons to ‘underperform’ from ‘neutral’.
Given Next’s disappointing update this week, news from Marks and Spencer and Primark-owner Associated British Foods could send the most shivers through the sector.
The grocery chains are all set to release trading statements covering the Christmas trading period, and Morrisons could be the surprise performer, Exane believes
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