Tesco's move to become the choice of young professionals puts it in the top slot

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UK supermarket chain Tesco is seeking to reposition itself, moving away from its rather downmarket image. It is now looking to appeal to young professionals, and has been extremely successful with a range of initiatives. It is focusing on offering high levels of service and a wider range of choice, recognizing that the grocery market as a whole will not expand much further. It has established a presence in areas including financial services and health care, and has also adopted a firm stance on ethical retailing.

Tesco Stores Ltd.

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Boots reopens the pensions poser: bonds or shares?

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The UK National Association of Pension Funds (NAPF) has raised doubts about the decision by trustees of the pension scheme operated by chemist shop chain Boots to move the fund wholly into assets. NAPF does not feel that Boots' decision will pave the way for a trend.

Financial management, Pension, health, and welfare funds, Pension Funds & Benefit Plans, Pension Funds

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UK: BOOTS MARKET SHARE UNDER THREAT

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According to a report from Verdict Research, the retail analyst, supermarkets are forecast to exert more competitive pressure on the high street chemist group Boots. The report said that the share of the market held by Boots had begun to fall in 2000.

Labor force information, Market share, Brief Article

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