All articles by Ian Quinn – Page 199
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Comment and OpinionTesco pulled in two directions
Tesco is torn between a price war and a store refresh programme. Can it possibly succeed at both?
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NewsTesco’s store plan: More Giraffes and gyms in the pipeline
Tesco is to open more than 100 Giraffe, Decks and Harris+Hooles as part of plans to accelerate its UK store turnaround programme.
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NewsTesco promises more price cuts as profits drop 6%
Tesco today promised to accelerate the price war against its supermarket rivals and the discounters, as group profits fell 6%.
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NewsTesco returns to the US with F&F fashion chain
Tesco is set to re-enter the US market, with its fashion chain F&F aiming to conquer the states as part of its global expansion plans.
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NewsYoung People's Panel to help Tesco support younger employees
Tesco has set up an advisory panel of some of its brightest young employees…
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NewsSugar war professor Robert Lustig plans UK lecture tour
The US professor credited with launching the war on sugar has announced a UK lecture tour…
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Analysis and FeaturesIs House of Lords wasting its energy in berating bogofs?
The inquiry led to fresh vilification of supermarkets. Unfair, given the scale of efforts to cut waste…
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NewsTesco plots food-to-go stores in London
Tesco is planning to take on high-street takeaway businesses such as Pret à Manger, Eat and Greggs as it considers launching dozens of food-to-go outlets in London.
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NewsTesco marketing boss Matt Atkinson ‘sidelined’
The management shake-up at Tesco looks set to continue, according to reports today.
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NewsTesco shake-up plan sparks staff backlash
Tesco was this week facing a growing backlash among staff over its plans for a shake-up of its in-store management…
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NewsTesco finance boss Laurie McIlwee steps down
Tesco has confirmed that Laurie McIlwee, its chief financial officer and executive director, is to leave the company.
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Analysis and FeaturesBig business steps in to steer high street rescue mission
Four of big high street names are launching a new phase in the battle to save it…
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NewsHealthy High Streets plan gets big-name backing
A new coalition of government, retailers and business leaders has pledged to create 3,000 new jobs on UK high streets…
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NewsDiscounters fill the gaps on ‘resilient’ high street, study finds
A massive expansion of discount stores on the high street has led to it outperforming retail parks and shopping centres in the recovery, according to a new report by Deloitte.
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NewsFury at Tesco plans to axe team leader roles
Tesco has sought to calm fears among staff of a major round of management redundancies as it pilots a restructure…
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NewsTesco follows Asda with hi-tech toilet facility for disabled
Tesco has become the second supermarket to launch a trial of hi-tech new toilet facilities for disabled customers…
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Analysis and FeaturesBudget poses fresh questions over government high-alcohol battle
Does the Budget indicate a cosy relationship with brewers and distillers? Or are bingers still in the firing line?…
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NewsHealth chief attacks ‘irresponsible’ supermarket booze promos
The government’s chief medical officer today launched a robust attack on supermarkets, accusing them of using “deplorable” marketing methods on alcohol.
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Comment and OpinionLocal means local
After all the excitement of the Budget last week, it was time for the alcohol industry to get back in the dock.