All articles by Ian Quinn – Page 185
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NewsTesco to convert Dudley Extra excess space into online dark store
Tesco could look to convert more surplus floor-space to dark stores after Dudley planning application
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NewsTesco non-food online shows it’s under-resourced – but that may be part of the plan
Black Friday was still two weeks off and Christmas more than six weeks away when Tesco was forced to apologise
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NewsMary Portas not included in revamped Future High Streets Forum
Government relaunches Future High Street Forum without Portas or Tesco
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NewsBrands 'seen as healthier than discounter own label'
Brands have opportunity to boost sales by ramping up health credentials
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NewsWhole Foods Market urges consumers to boycott Black Friday
Whole Foods Market is urging shoppers to turn their backs on next week’s Black Friday
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NewsTesco Direct deliveries buckle under strain of Clubcard promotion
Tesco has been forced to shelved all Express next day deliveries and click and collect services as a result
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NewsAsda suppliers 'facing Reset all over again'
Asda is launching a major range rationalisation as part of boss Andy Clarke’s Project Renewal
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NewsAmazon business rates bill is the same as for 15 supermarkets
With annual turnover exceeding £5bn, online giant Amazon will pay just £10m in business rates this year
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NewsWaitrose adds wine to its Pick Your Own Offers
Waitrose adds plonk to Pick Your Own ahead of Christmas push
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NewsTesco stores take part in Diwali events
The retailer said it was expecting Diwali sales this year be up to £19m
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NewsHealthy High Streets scheme "has cut number of vacant shops"
Towns involved in the project reported a 5% drop in empty units since the start of the programme
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Comment & OpinionIs Dave Lewis the man to get government listening over business rates reform?
Dave Lewis is in some ways an unlikely man to lead the industry into a fresh battle on the unfairness of the business rates…
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NewsTesco CEO Dave Lewis urges government to hike tax for online retailers
Dave Lewis has urged the government to increase the tax burden on online companies
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Tesco kicks off Christmas TV campaign with Ruth Jones
Tesco is ditching the lengthy Christmas TV ad in favour of a ‘Little Helps’ series of ads
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NewsFolic acid fortification fiasco put unborn babies at risk
The failure to implement expert advice on the fortification of food products with folic acid has put unborn babies at risk
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NewsSweetened drink study raises more questions, say scientists
Scientists say a study linking soft drinks with heart failure has raised a raft of questions
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NewsCobra-style meetings needed to tackle obesity
Study calls on government to get tough on middle class obesity crisis
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NewsTesco's Eat Happy project reaches millionth child
One million kids have taken part in Tesco’s Eat Happy project…
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NewsHas the war on sugar widened to become a war on sweetness, whatever the sweetener?
‘Diet Coke Heart Risk’ screamed the front page headline of today’s The Sun
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NewsConsumers favour ban on promotions over a sugar tax
Nearly half of consumers would support a ban on high-sugar food and drink promotions