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The commander of the U.S. Army Training Center and Fort Jackson in South Carolina was suspended today on allegations including adultery and a physical altercation, the Army said.
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Under Chief Executive Officer Phil Clarke, Tesco Plc is unraveling a global empire that didn’t quite pan out. Investors need him to fare better with the new one that he’s building at home.
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Tesco Plc Chief Executive Officer Phil Clarke’s decision to open fewer big supermarkets in the U.K. marks the end of a space race that has defined the country’s largest retailer for the past two decades, leaving online sales as his next frontier for growth.
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Dan Thomas looks up at the rain clouds hovering above St. Paul’s cathedral in London and then smiles approvingly at the two golf umbrellas he’s just bought for 5 pounds ($8) from a branch of Sports Direct.
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As most Europeans shiver in the grip of the coldest March in living memory, the region’s retailers are feeling every bit as uncomfortable.
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“Be at the center,” is the motto of the Irish town of Ballybay. As the scandal over horse meat masquerading as beef gallops across Europe, its founders may not have realized how true that would turn out.
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For Carrefour SA Chief Executive Officer Georges Plassat, smaller means more valuable.
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WM Morrison Supermarkets Plc is one of only two major British grocers not proven to have sold horsemeat mislabeled as beef this year. Even that -- a big advantage with tainted meat dominating headlines -- has done little to halt a market share slide for the company.
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Britain’s shrinking shopping streets are poised to become smaller still, thinning out what have long been Europe’s densest retail districts.
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For Valentine’s Day, shoppers at British supermarkets are putting an extra something into their basket along with candy hearts: luxury lingerie.
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