Morrisons news and analysis – Page 79
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News
City backs Morrisons price cuts but shoppers remain sceptical
Morrisons’ 1,200 price cuts have proved a hit with industry experts and City analysts…
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Comment & Opinion
Morrisons has finally unleashed its bazooka
With Dalton Philips finally unleashing the proverbial bazooka, Morrisons is certainly going to be cheaper…
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Analysis & Features
Will Dalton's Declaration of Independence spark price war?
With 1,200 lines cut permanently in price, how will rivals react?…
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Comment & Opinion
Morrisons, cheaper
Morrisons’ price cuts and marketing blitz have been broadly welcomed by analysts. Its task now is two-fold…
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Morrisons slashes 1,200 prices in major marketing blitz
Morrisons is permanently slashing the prices on 1,200 everyday essentials as it looks to rebalance its price proposition and help it fight back against the discounters.
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Analysis & Features
Morrisons proves slow to shift the focus of its promotions
Just over a month ago, Morrisons finally woke up to the threat of the discounters…
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Morrisons and Bibby gear up to open third consolidation centre
Morrisons and Bibby Distribution are set to open their third joint primary consolidation centre…
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Morrisons trademarks Match & More for loyalty scheme
Morrisons has moved a step closer to launching its new loyalty scheme and may even be planning a price-matching strategy…
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Morrisons ditches dump bins in drive to simplify stores
Morrisons is ditching a unique feature of its in-store offer – the dump bins and promotional tables…
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Morrisons lists Scotch beef burgers from Scotty Brand
Morrisons stores in Scotland are expanding their burger offering for the barbecue season…
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Morrisons takes Market Street outside in bid to win shoppers
Morrisons is continuing its focus on attracting new shoppers by taking elements of its Market Street offer outside…
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Belinda Youngs to leave as Morrisons creates own-label unit
Belinda Young to leave as Morrisons creates own-label unit to take on discounters, but still no sign of a price war…
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Morrisons offers 5%-off vouchers to friends and family
Morrisons is hoping its staff can help it drum up new shoppers by giving 5%-off vouchers to their friends and families…
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Young's poaches Morrisons seafood buyer
Young’s Seafood has hired Morrisons seafood buyer Frank Green to be its new sales director for frozen seafood.
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Morrisons chooses Taste Inc to drive its hot snacks category
Microwave snacks brand Taste Inc has ousted Kepak’s Rustlers and Zugos from Morrisons…
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Morrisons margin-slashing strategy triggers price war fears
Morrisons has pushed the button on the grocery price war that many industry watchers have been predicting for months…
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Morrisons adds New Zealand lamb to fresh meat range
Morrisons has expanded its fresh meat offering to include New Zealand lamb in a bid to offer shoppers an “affordable alternative” to British lamb.
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Analysis & Features
Morrisons sales slump is ‘rippling down to the staff’
The news emanating from the Morrisons bunker is likely to come as a further blow to many employees, amid growing evidence that morale at store level has taken a turn for the worse.
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Morrisons payroll data on 100,000 staff stolen and put online
Morrisons has launched an investigation after pay and bank account details of 100,000 staff were published on a website.
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Comment & Opinion
Morrisons wakes up to the discounters
For the best part of two years before Morrisons tied up its deal with Ocado ahead of its online launch CEO Dalton Philips faced endless questions about when it was going online, and how it was going to do it. At the same time Philips began using the mantra of ...