Tesco
Benedict Cumberbatch has blown away the critics after a ‘magnificent, power-house performance’ at the Brent Cross Hendon Way Tesco Superstore in Cricklewood last night.
The Sherlock star, already receiving plaudits for his role as Hamlet at the Barbican Theatre, was praised for his thirty-five minute ‘tour-de-force’, in which he grappled with the gritty role of ‘Man Shopping in Tesco’.
Tesco is the UK’s least favourite grocer, a new survey has found. http://t.co/mgxiYsh2GB … pic.twitter.com/PkGhJcEEc7
— Will Corry (@slievemore) June 10, 2015
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When Tesco opened a virtual supermarket on a subway platform in South Korea, it was a revolution in grocery shopping. Now they’ve teamed up with Samsung to open a more robust version of the same concept in Seoul. The store, in Seoulleung subway station, is larger than the original platform shopping stop but shares the same premise: pictures of products are posted with QR codes underneath.
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Tesco has fallen out with Coca-Cola over the price of some of its Schweppes drinks, pulling 25 lines off its shelves.
Britain’s biggest supermarket (down 2.2p to 240.3p) has been renegotiating terms with many of its suppliers to make contracts simpler as it brings down prices for customers.
Research reveals next wave of digital sales growth in popular retail categories will be driven by older consumers -
