Tesco has announced Booker chief operating officer Jonny McQuarrie is to take over as its CEO of central Europe, to succeed ...

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Jonny McQuarrie is taking over as Tesco’s CEO of central Europe, succeeding Matt Simister who recently announced his ...

Tesco’s central Europe CEO Matt Simister is leaving the supermarket giant after 30 years with the company. Simister is to become group chief executive of European petfood giant Fressnapf, which ...

This article is part of a cross-border investigation series supported by Journalismfund Europe The coastal city of Freeport, ...

30 Under 30 Europe Entertainment 2025 ... world and $6.5 million in funding to fuel the process. And along with Tesco and Diageo, clients now include Coca-Cola, Mondelez, and Marks & Spencer ...

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TESCO shoppers have just four days left to get ... offering customers the opportunity to travel to Europe’s most loved destinations whilst earning additional points." He added: "We’ve got ...

LONDON (Reuters) - Tesco, Britain's biggest supermarket group, has no plans to source American beef despite last week's U.S.-UK trade deal giving the product access to the UK market. The deal gave ...

Jegen has held several leadership roles, including as chief executive of Tesco's Malaysia arm in 2010 ... with in-depth retail experience gained in Europe, Asia and Australasia across the grocery ...

Long portraying itself as the world’s climate leader, Europe is facing a fierce backlash against one of its key steps to reduce planet-warming emissions. Only four years ago, this continent bet ...

What became known as Victory in Europe Day marked the end of World War II in Europe, prior to the end of the entire war, with Japan's surrender nearly four months later, on Sept. 2, 1945.