Asda has suffered eight months of falling sales despite a heatwave-fuelled spending boom across rival supermarkets.

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If confirmed, Aldi, Lidl GB and Lidl NI would be subject to the Groceries Market Investigation (Controlled Land) Order 2010.

Price targets for J Sainsbury have recently clustered in a £3.30 to £3.90 range, with several fresh revisions moving into the 360 GBp to 390 GBp band. Analysts linking these levels to the Argos disposal and the Next Level Strategy are split between those who see a cleaner, more focused food retail story and those who view the shares as already pricing in a fair amount of execution success. As you read on, you will see how this evolving narrative might shape the way you track J Sainsbury from...

Tesco PLC (LSE:TSCO), J Sainsbury PLC (LSE:SBRY) and other UK supermarkets are better placed than peers in other countries as food prices rise faster than before the pandemic and shoppers eat at home more often, according to UBS. The investment bank questioned whether the long-term global...

The UK supermarket group said the disposal would allow it to focus on its core food business and its Next Level Strategy.

Peter Dazeley/Getty Images British supermarket chain Sainsbury’s has sold general merchandise retailer Argos at a heavy loss, less than a year after talks to offload the group to JD.com collapsed. The deal will see Argos transferred to Swift Partners, and Sainsbury’s anticipates cash proceeds of at least £120 million (about $161 million), including a £70 million upfront payment and £50 million in deferred consideration over three years. The sale marks a steep reversal from the £1.4 billion (arou

The supermarket will sell Argos for a fraction of the £1.4 billion price it paid to the chain’s previous owner Home Retail Group in 2016.

J Sainsbury (LON:SBRY) said it has agreed to sell Argos to Swift, a move the supermarket group said will simplify its operations and allow management to focus fully on its core food business. Chief Executive Simon Roberts said the transaction is intended to create a “simpler business with higher ma

Sainsbury's has revealed it is selling Argos under a "business as usual" deal that will allow the company to concentrate on its core grocery business. Sainsbury's said it expected cash proceeds of at least £120m from the agreement with Swift Partners, whose shareholders include Richard Pennycook - a former chief executive of the Co-op Group. Sainsbury's emphasised that the transfer of ownership would not result in any visible changes, such as job losses or the loss of customer loyalty benefits.

The deal will include Argos standalone stores and those within Sainsbury’s shops.

Sainsbury’s has agreed to sell Argos for just £120m a decade after it bought the retailer.

Wildfires and extreme weather are putting Britain’s food supplies at risk, the bosses of Britain’s biggest supermarkets have warned.

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Wind Point Partners-backed Assisi has built up its portfolio through M&A since the business was set up in 2020.

The business said the new funding will be used to “deepen its UK retail presence, with a particular focus on the fast-growing convenience channel”.

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Sainsbury’s partnership with NatWest mirrors Tesco teaming up with Barclays and reflects a broader shift in the UK banking sector, writes Andrei Vukicevic