The growth market faces a tough year as UK fund managers decide whether to put their faith back in o...
The growth market faces a tough year as UK fund managers decide whether to put their faith back in old economy stocks or ride out the volatility and high valuations of tech firms. Retailer Tesco is one firm that is trying to bridge the gap between the two economies. The company, which announced full-year figures last week, has been busy expounding the success of its internet home shopping service, TescoDirect. The online grocery now has estimated annual sales of £125m, making it one of the world's largest. The online venture has been so successful that Tesco is expected to float its e-comm...
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