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Tesco Plc, the U.K.’s largest grocery company, said it will likely leave the U.S. after announcing a review of its Fresh & Easy unit in the country and the departure of the unprofitable business’s head.
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Tesco Plc Chief Executive Officer Philip Clarke, who took direct control of the grocer’s domestic business three months ago, has until the end of the year to convince some investors he can return the U.K. to growth after four quarters of declining sales.
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Ocado Ltd. has become the U.K.’s fastest-growing online grocer by enticing London shoppers with its vans of gourmet food. Luring investors to an initial public offering may be a tougher sell.
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J Sainsbury Plc, the U.K.’s third- largest supermarket company, said first-half profit rose 6.6 percent as it won customers with promotions offering money off fuel prices and made savings on transportation and energy.
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William Morrison Supermarkets Plc , the smallest of the U.K.’s four main grocers, said first-half profit rose as discounts brought in more customers and the retailer saved money on distribution and purchasing.
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Tesco Plc, Britain’s largest retailer, plans to sell its 129-store Japan unit because it cannot build a “sufficiently scalable business” there eight years after entering the market.
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Tesco Plc Chief Executive Officer- designate Philip Clarke said China will become profitable for the retailer during his tenure as the company invests 2 billion pounds ($3.1 billion) into developing shopping malls.
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Tesco Plc Chief Executive Officer Terry Leahy was “positive as always about the business” during a brokerage meeting today, spokesman Trevor Datson said.
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Metro AG rose the most in more than a month in Frankfurt after Germany’s biggest retailer said full- year earnings may rise 5 percent to 10 percent depending on Christmas sales.
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Tesco Plc is teaching South Koreans English and ballet at its Homeplus stores as part of a campaign to become market leader there within three years.
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