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John Lewis to invest a further £7.5m in home format
John Lewis will open its second home store, John Lewis at home, in Croydon in the autumn and has committed to investing a further £7.5m in the format.
Tesco staff to share £144m
Tesco employees are to share £144.4m from maturing Save As You Earn reward schemes.
Tesco opens first zero carbon supermarket
Tesco has opened what it claims is the world’s first zero carbon supermarket in Ramsey, Cambridgeshire and has pledged to spend over £100m with UK green technology companies.
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Making history: shopping at the British Museum
Many visitors to the British Museum want to take home a souvenir. But how can they be persuaded to buy more than just a pencil or tea towel? John Ryan reports on a makeover of the museum’s shops.
Tesco MyLiberec – Liberec, Czech Republic
My Liberec is the first instance of Tesco’s new department store format in the Czech Republic.
Tesco In Depth
In-store marketing: Get to the point
Retailers are increasingly in favour of decluttering stores, so what’s the future for in-store marketing?
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Christmas trading: Cause for celebration
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John Gildersleeve: A good fit for New Look
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Tesco 2.0: Good for international relations
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Loyalty cards: The two-way street of loyalty
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Inside the box: Christmas adverts
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Woolworths’ property portfolio: Well worth it?
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Tesco is going all out this Christmas
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Waste Management: Retail is not a throwaway business
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Is tactical behaviour damaging retailers’ long-term strategy?
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Older workers invaluable to retail
When good news is bad news
Croydon has been waiting years for the arrival of John Lewis. The fact it’s going out of town is a hammer blow to the town centre.
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Retail needs more women in top jobs
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Tesco likely to stay on buy lists
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Seven lessons from a blockbuster Christmas
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NRF: New York welcomes back the big boys of retail IT
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A reality check for Ocado
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Does good food cost less?
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Here’s to another decade of evolution
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Tesco quietly impresses
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EBay: fashion friend or foe?
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A hangover from Monday’s online retail madness
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Asda's happily ever after
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Marc Bolland’s Marks & Spencer food conundrum
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Locking in shoppers key to grocery war
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Will Asda and Tesco be the winners next year?
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Build bridges with Chinese suppliers
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Who can shout the loudest?
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Where next for Tesco?
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What next for First Quench?
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Retailing’s bit of rough
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A touch of Qatar
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National postal strike would be a low blow
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DSGi has everything to play for
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Around the world with Tesco
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Rivals’ inroads haven’t done Tesco much harm
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Tesco bids to step out of Asos’s online shadow
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A battle has been won at Marks & Spencer
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The empire strikes back
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The real enemy of independent retailers
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Lessons from the highly evolved
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Is self-serve a selfish strategy?
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Tiring Tesco still leads the supermarket race
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The Tesco fightback starts this week
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Leading the pack by a good margin
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Should grocers only advertise about price?
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Digital screens - retail has seen it all before
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You don’t have to follow the herd
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Tables could turn in grocery
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Every little innovation helps
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Threshers just needs a little care
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A kick in the ballots
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Can Aldi win the taste test?
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Asos heads overseas
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The supermarket cyberspace war
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Who is the right face for Marks & Spencer?
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Do Sainsbury’s expansion plans stack up?
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Tesco still a dab hand
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Is Andy Bond the man for M&S?
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Red tape has gone too far
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Do we really need more regulation?
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Retailers have moved beyond shock and onto practicalities
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Era of transparency for retailers?
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Should UK retailers stay home?
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Food retail’s outstanding leaders
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Is Westminster beckoning for Next’s Simon Wolfson?
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IT: winning the right retail battles
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New era of supermarket loyalty wars?
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Waterstone’s must turn the page
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Pharmacies: convenience or community?
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Stick to your knitting – but knit well
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Retail is fighting back – but we’re not there yet
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Is retail seaworthy again?
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Tesco thinks ahead
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A few blips, but Tesco is still a model retailer
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IT spending for success
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Food retailers are missing a trick
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Why Tesco's short-term mistakes could end up being long-term triumphs
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Ocado has carved itself a niche
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Hunger for food stocks sated
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The good, the bad and the ugly
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Under the counter
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Tesco faces stiff competition
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Tesco will find its feet again
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Retailers can thrive, not just survive
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So what is a great retail brand?
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John Lewis in fashion
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Retail must play the long game
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Tesco's victory puts the cat among the pigeons
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Asda means business in grocers' price war
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Don't write off Fresh & Easy
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Video and mobile will be must-haves for online retail
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Supermarkets must still be ethical in the era of frugality
