Advertisers UK supermarket Tesco was back in the black again after what CEO Dave Lewis billed as "a year of significant progress". However, he warned that the group was likely to fall short of consensus

as well as its 50% stake in Tesco Mobile. However that may not be enough to satisfy competition watchdogs. A decision is expected this week. Alaska Air was victorious in the bidding war for Virgin America,

report on the underhand activities of leading retailer Tesco following its voluntary admission of accounting irregularities in the two years to Feb 2015. The results were damning. In order to hit their

Tesco was still in the lead at 28.3%, but in another surprise Aldi and Lidl both lost a little share period-on-period, falling back to 9.7% combined, from 10% last month. However, that was still up sharply

reporting to global CMO Esther Lee. Former Tesco marketing chief Jill Easterbrook, most recently group transformation officer, is leaving the retailer at the end of this year and will not be replaced.

for 12 weeks to 8th Nov, show Tesco at its lowest market share for more than a decade, while Aldi and Lidl topped 10% combined for the first time. Tesco's share slipped to 27.9%, falling below 28% for

others include the Financial Times, HP and Tesco Mobile. Essence will continue to operate as an independent brand within GroupM under its existing management. Separately, WPP secured a narrow majority

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British supermarket giant Tesco withdrew its CRM and analytics agency Dunnhumby from sale. Potential buyers had included a consortium bid led by WPP, but the offer was deemed insufficient. Tesco had been

Tesco has been claiming significant progress in the turnaround of its UK supermarket business, yet its share of the grocery market slipped to 28.2% for the latest 12 week period, according to Kantar Worldpanel.