of all the tesco stores in the uk which has the highest sales turnover per year and which is the largest sized
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I believe there is a Tesco Extra store in Newcastle which is the largest in the UK.
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The largest is in Australia, owned by Alcoa.\n\nI'm going to assume then that the ten largest are all in Australia.  However, if you're looking for a list, good luck on that.
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actually the biggest selling single of all time is Bing Crosby's "White Christmas" iit s recognised by the 2007 Guinness Book of Records as having sold more than 100 million copies, with 50 million of these in single format.
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I think it's the prices rather than what they sell, we have a normal size Tesco and a massive Asda near where I live, but Tesco seems to come out on top. They're always packed.\n\nThe only problem is they're taking business away from smaller shops, who's going to pay £1.99p for a packet of pain killers when Tesco sell them for about 19p.
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Wal-Mart has bought Asda here now, we also have Tesco, Somerfield, Waitrose, Kwik Save, Sainsbury's, Morrisons, Netto, Aldi, Lidl and possibly others that I've forgotten.\nAnd if it's just top-up shopping there's plenty of corner shops and newsagents :)
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TARGET\nBEST BUY \nWALMART
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the bigger the better
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As you've just said, it's just a brand because the products branded as Tesco are produced by factories from all around the world, it's kind of a monopoly.
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Go to a "Big & Tall" store or shop on line
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Essey Bros (8 Rowood Rd, Prospect NSW) claims to have the largest range of party supplies to buy or hire in the southern hemisphere. They deliver to all areas.
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sainsburys internet banking have reported that the have the highest interest rate in the uk and its 5%, which is very very good
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In the UK there are recycling sites everywhere now at all the large supermarkets and all council tips
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I was able to find the following:\n\n11% of all enterprises in the UK are retailers, with 183,830 VAT-registered businesses operating in 279,265 retail outlets. \n\n UK retail sales were £249 billion in 2005, larger than the combined economies of Switzerland and Ireland. \n\n The retail sector generates almost 6% of the Gross Domestic Product of the UK. \n\n More than a third of consumer spending goes through shops. \n\n Sales over the internet account for less than 4% of total retail sales, despite strong growth in recent years. \n\nEvery thing else I found was too dated....I suspect that due to the cost of market research, this information is proprietary and that you will have to pay for it from a research firm or subscribe to a business magazine like the Economist or such like.  So sorry.
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British Home Stores (also known as BHS or, more recently Bhs) is a stalwart general retailer of the British High Street, selling clothes and household items (such as bedlinen, cutlery, crockery and lighting).\nTheir main competitors are Marks ans Spencers and John Lewis.Bhs competes on high-quality and value-for-money, aiming at a slightly less affluent demographic than Marks and Spencer or John Lewis.
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Companies house says they have been dissolved! \nhttp://wck2.companieshouse.gov.uk/217622bef3fc9b6cb296ea01b4fc9899/compdetails
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think even rangers are bigger saw a report on merchandising in football and rangers were second in Britain only to man u who were biggest in world Barcelona 2ND real close 3rd ac Milan 4Th rangers 6Th Celtic 8Th i work in marketing for Adidas couldn't believe rangers were ahead of Celtic but they own teams in china and Australia where they sell more shirts than any other team
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Target\nShopko\nWal Mart\nDillards\nJC Pennys\nKohl's