First off all, I would like to thank you for having me here today. It is a great honor for me and Tesco, to give some facts about the economic recession and how it has affected Tesco and what Tesco should do in the future. For you that don't know me, my name is --- ------- and I come from the PR department in Tesco. I am here today to share my insider knowledge about Tesco and the development of the whole retailer business with you guys. I hope that you find my speech inspiring. After the speech you are more than welcome to ask questions. .
What is Tesco?.
It eats up our hard worked money everyday1. We see them all over the place after the globalization, and opened all kind of opportunities possible. It is the retail industry. But it has not always been possible to have access to supermarkets or shopping malls. Back in time there were no supermarkets, so the woman had to go to several local shops just to get the basic stuff there satisfied the physiological need. When people look back to these days, they forgot that it took our earlier generations hours to shop, cook, wash and clean. But now has the revolution changed it all. .
Today it is completely different. No matter where you are, you have access to several supermarkets, which offer all kind of goods to reasonable prices. That is why Tesco is one of the world biggest retailers. Tesco operate in 12 different countries and have over 6,300 stores all around the world. Compared to our earlier generations, the problems today are more complicated and different. The Society has changed among the generational change. The consumer's standards are higher than ever before, and that requires that every single store tailor after the consumer's. .
The Main Problems.
As you most likely know, it has been some upsetting 12 months for Tesco. Tesco's shares have fallen by 20% in stock value. This has made that many investors have despaired at Tesco's future. Which has led to the overall profit has dropped by 5 million, which is impairing competition strength compared to the main competitor Wal-Mart.
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