All Supermarkets articles – Page 227
-
NewsMorrisons springs a Christmas trading surprise
A year ago, the beleaguered retailer’s poor festive performance proved the death knell for former CEO Dalton Philips
-
NewsDiscounters score big in Kantar Christmas figures
Lidl records Christmas sales uplift of 18%, with Aldi at 13.3%
-
Analysis and FeaturesChristmas trading redeemed by last-minute shopping
A late rush to the aisles before Christmas looks to have saved the festive period for the beleaguered grocery sector
-
Analysis and FeaturesShare price winners and losers in 2015: from Fever-Tree to Tesco
Soft drinks plc lifts the spirits, while Sainsbury’s picks on one of the many depressed retail and supplier stocks
-
Grocer 33Tesco Silverburn Glasgow wins thanks to warm welcome
The festivities are over and it seems all the retailers have been hit with the post-Christmas blues
-
NewsSainsbury’s confirms approach for Argos owner Home Retail Group
Sainsbury’s has announced today that it made an approach to Homebase and Argos owner Home Retail Group in November that was rejected.
-
NewsAsda relaunches free magazine as multi-platform Good Living
Vlogger Anna Saccone Joly is joining the new magazine as a monthly columnist
-
NewsBooths opens pop-up Christmas shop in Storm Desmond-hit Keswick
The pop-up, opening during the busiest trading week of the year, will offer 600 lines
-
NewsPrice war wipes £1bn off fresh food sales
Nearly a billion pounds have been wiped off supermarket fresh food sales in the past year
-
NewsSainsbury's takes the lead as most mults hike promotions
The big four are cutting more prices in an attempt to regain ground before the year’s end
-
NewsSupermarkets set for £6.4bn fortnight as UK delays Christmas food shop
Nervous time for retailers as shoppers leave it late for Christmas
-
NewsSainsbury's stays ahead of the market as share hits 16.7%
Strong performances from Sainsbury’s, The Co-operative Group and Aldi and Lidl
-
NewsWaitrose agrees export deals to Dominica and Mauritius
The retailer will supply the Save a Lot store in Dominica with more than 140 products
-
NewsTesco says soft drinks share can still grow despite Ribenagate
A “large proportion” of Tesco customers who deserted its kids lunchbox aisle after Ribena-gate have returned
-
Analysis and FeaturesStorm Desmond: Tesco, Booths and Sainsbury's battle to reopen
Retailers have spent the week counting the cost of the floods in the North West of England and Scottish Borders
-
Analysis and FeaturesSainsbury's leads price cuts down as Christmas beckons
Sainsbury’s is leading the way among the supermarket price-cutters
-
NewsSupermarkets urged to help flood-hit farmers
Industry charity Forage Aid has made an urgent plea to retailers to help livestock farmers
-
Comment and OpinionBig four should exploit festive advantage over discounters
Traditionally, the Christmas period has seen discount grocers lose market share
-
NewsSupermarkets in the wake of Storm Desmond: a round-up
Despite having to deal with flooding in stores, retailers did their best to provide support to flood hit areas
-
NewsThe Co-op Group looks to the past with new logo trademarks
The Co-operative Group could return to using its old Co-op identity for its shops and products