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Morrisons owner hires ex-Tesco chief 'Drastic' Dave Lewis as an adviser to boost its market share amid rising competition from Aldi and Lidl - Vimarsana News

Morrisons owner hires ex-Tesco chief 'Drastic' Dave Lewis as an adviser to boost its market share amid rising competition from Aldi and Lidl

Sir Dave Lewis, who helped turn around the fortunes of Britain's biggest supermarket, has been brought onboard by US private equity firm Clayton, Dubilier & Rice (CD&R).

Former Tesco boss Sir Dave Lewis joins Morrisons' owner as supermarket loses market share - Vimarsana News

Former Tesco boss Sir Dave Lewis joins Morrisons' owner as supermarket loses market share

Tesco’s former chief executive Sir Dave Lewis has joined the private equity owner of Morrisons, as the supermarket giant battles to regain market share.

Source: yahoo.com
Ministers broker deal to keep UK's CO2 industry afloat - Vimarsana News

Ministers broker deal to keep UK's CO2 industry afloat

The Government has brokered a deal with the carbon dioxide industry to ensure vital supplies of CO2 continue amid fears higher production costs will inevitably be passed onto consumers.

Shelves lie empty as Heinz boss tells shoppers to get used to soaring prices - Vimarsana News

Shelves lie empty as Heinz boss tells shoppers to get used to soaring prices

Britain's cost of living crisis is getting worse while many supermarket shelves were empty this morning due to product shortages with coffee, salad, herbs, milk, cheese, meat, fish and frozen peas missing.

Ministers rush to dampen fears of panic-buying in runup to Christmas - Vimarsana News

Ministers rush to dampen fears of panic-buying in runup to Christmas

The UK Government was last night rushing to dampen fears that staff shortages, soaring energy bills and global supply-chain woes will lead to panic-buying in the run- up to Christmas.