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Pick n Pay Stores Ltd. said profit fell 51 percent as South Africa’s second-biggest grocer struggled to regain lost market share and as consumer demand weakened in the continent’s largest economy.
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Richard Brasher, head of Tesco Plc’s U.K. and Ireland business, may leave the company this year after 25 years, Sky News reported, without saying where it got the information. His departure could be announced in a statement to the stock exchange as soon as tomorrow, Sky said.
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Tesco Plc said the head of its biggest unit, Richard Brasher, will step down from the board and leave the company in July after the U.K.’s largest supermarket chain saw market share slide to seven-year low.
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Tesco Plc, the U.K.’s biggest retailer, said it will cut the prices of 1,000 products for the Christmas season as it steps up a campaign to gain shoppers struggling to contend with dwindling household incomes.
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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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Tesco Plc, Britain’s largest supermarket company, promoted a senior executive and called back the head of the Thai unit to help a turnaround at home after its share of the U.K. grocery market fell to a seven-year low.
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More than two-thirds of meat samples from South African supermarkets contained unlabeled traces of donkey, goat or water buffalo, a study by academics found.
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Richard Brasher , who becomes Tesco Plc ’s chief executive officer of U.K. operations in March, dismissed suggestions by some analysts that the company’s loyalty-card arrangement is inflating sales, the Financial Times reported.
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Tesco Plc, the U.K.’s largest supermarket company, said domestic sales declined for a fourth straight quarter as Chief Executive Officer Philip Clarke struggled to win back shoppers in the retailer’s main territory.
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U.K. bonds are generating the biggest gains in the government debt market as Prime Minister David Cameron ’s austerity plan postpones growth in favor of fiscal health.
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