Tesco
Tesco generates full-year sales of €3.3bn in Ireland and posts double-digit rise in profit
UK grocery chain says it commanded a market share in the Republic of 23.6 per cent at the end of its last financial year
Tesco looking to hire 1,200 temporary staff for Christmas rush
Supermarket group promises flexible hours and shift options in effort to attract festive staff for 178 stores
Grocery inflation steady at less than 3% new data show
Dunnes clinches top spot in supermarket league table, with Teso close behind
Well-priced wines from France and South Africa for bargain hunters
Wines for the Weekend: Unoaked white and spicy red available in Tesco
Grocery inflation steady according to retail data
Figures from Kantar Worldpanel show rate of inflation is steady 2.8% having hit 2.5% earlier in the summer
Dublin 4 investment for €1.5m offers buyer 7.05% yield
Number 20 Upper Baggot Street is occupied by restaurant and office tenants and is generating €116,400 in rent
Irish grocery price inflation lifts for first time in 15 months
Kantar data suggest price inflation was driving value sales growth rather than increased purchasing
Two Caesar salads in the same shop have wildly different prices. Is this why your shopping bill is so high?
A hard-to-explain difference in the prices of similar salad products across Irish supermarkets highlights why you should pay close attention to unit pricing
Tesco Ireland pleads guilty to Clubcard pricing failures
Tesco pleaded guilty to two sample counts of failing to comply with consumer protection law
Grocery prices rising at slowest rate since March 2022
Cool June puts a dampener on sales of BBQ food and salads
Passenger in car containing half-empty wine bottles sues over injuries from road incident
Crash at entrance to Clearwater Shopping Centre in July 2015 involved 16½-year-old driver who was uninsured
Tumultuous week sees European shares slide after Macron calls snap French election
Iseq index a sea of red as investors fear looser fiscal policies if far-right National Rally party wins
Tesco boss defends his near €12m pay package as sales grow
Easing inflation helps sales volumes with Tesco continuing to be the cheapest of the major grocers
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Grocery inflation at lowest level since start of cost-of-living crisis
Kantar data shows prices rising at 2.6 per cent in 12 weeks to middle of May
Irish boss of Tesco sees pay more than double to €11.5m
Cork native Ken Murphy’s total pay surges from €5.2m a year ago, largely on back of performance share plan
Grocery inflation falls again as Easter egg sales surge
Kantar puts grocery inflation at 2.9 per cent in the 12 weeks to the middle of April
Tech fund doubles stake in Murphy’s Smarttech 247
William Currie Investments increases holding to more than 6%
Hotter-than-expected inflation data sends US stocks lower
Iseq index outperforms its European peers, adding 0.75 per cent
Tesco announces 7.2% sales bump and €1.2bn share buy-back
Supermarket group’s sales in the Republic were up almost 7% over the past year
Grocery price inflation falls to lowest level in two years
Irish shoppers spent €25m on Easter eggs as on-brand label products perform well for supermarkets
An Irish sparkling wine and three more bottles to try from cooler climates
John Wilson: Amid climate change, we could see wine lists in restaurants feature some unfamiliar varieties
Freight firm ordered to move shipping containers or face possible contempt of court applications
Stateline Transport Ltd fails to secure extension to court mandated deadline of April 5th for removal of containers from Tesco site
Wines from South Africa to try: a surprising Stellenbosch white and a Swartland Shiraz
Wines for the Weekend: Over the last decade a new generation of younger winemakers have shown Swartland has real potential
Your week abroad hasn’t begun until you’ve taken in the beauty of the foreign crisps aisle
Emer McLysaght: Fancy Dunnes, Big Tesco, regional Supervalu, Mercadona – I love them all
Social-media firms refused to commit to improving age-verification of users, Minister says
Meta representatives among those to attend roundtable meeting with Government
Barclays to buy most of Tesco’s banking business for €703m
UK lender strikes deal to buy bulk of supermarket’s bank
Waterford-based Enerpower to rollout 500MW of renewable energy in Ireland
Five year plan is in partnership with Portuguese group Greenvolt, which acquired majority stake in Enerpower last year
Tesco Ireland to run job clinics for people in direct provision
Clinics will include CV and interview training, and the opportunity to interview for roles in Tesco stores across the country
Grocery inflation falls to 5.9% as promotional sales increase
Level was at 7.1 per cent in December and 16.4 per cent in March of last year
European shares flat after rate cut hopes are dashed by US jobs data
Airlines and tech stocks advance in final trading session of the week
Two French wines for €12: a fresh and zesty white and a full-bodied fruity red
Wines for the Weekend: The wines here come from a warm climate and tend to be rich and soft
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