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LSE:TSCO (Tesco PLC)

About TSCO

Tesco was founded in 1919 and floated on the stock exchange in 1947. It is the UKs largest supermarket chain, and recently merged with Booker, the UKs largest food wholesale operator.
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Tesco PLC (LSE: TSCO) Latest News

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Investing Articles

I’d rather add to my Lloyds shares than buy Tesco stock. Am I making a mistake?

| Harvey Jones

I own Lloyds shares and I'm tempted to buy more of them. But wouldn't it be wiser to diversify by…

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Investing Articles

Is now the right time to buy Tesco shares?

| Stephen Wright

Recent data shows consumers embracing loyalty schemes and the company holding its own against the discounters. Is it time to…

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Investing Articles

Are these FTSE 100 high-yield shares top buys or terrible traps?

| Royston Wild

These FTSE-listed shares are tipped to pay market-beating dividends in the short term. But do the risks make them stocks…

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Dividend Shares

If I invest £10,000 in Tesco shares, how much passive income would I receive?

| Jon Smith

Jon Smith explains how much money he could make from Tesco shares this year, and looks at the dividend forecasts…

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Investing Articles

How many Tesco shares would I need to give up work and live on the passive income?

| Ben McPoland

Our writer explores how much he'd need to invest in shares of the UK's leading supermarket to live on the…

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Investing Articles

4 reasons I’d buy Tesco stock over Sainsbury’s shares

| Edward Sheldon, CFA

Edward Sheldon has been analysing both Tesco and Sainsbury’s shares. If he had to choose one stock to buy, he’d…

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Investing Articles

2 cheap FTSE 100 stocks! Which should I invest in today?

| Royston Wild

These FTSE 100 stocks trade on low P/E ratios and offer index-beating dividend yields. But are they classic value traps…

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Investing Articles

2 great value stocks for passive income

| Edward Sheldon, CFA

These two value stocks offer yields in excess of 4% right now. So they could provide investors with substantial passive…

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Investing Articles

Is NOW the time to buy cheap Tesco shares?

| Royston Wild

Tesco's share price has fallen sharply in recent weeks. Does this represent an opportunity for investors to grab a bargain?

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Investing Articles

If I invest £5k in Lloyds and Tesco shares, how much passive income will I receive?

| Edward Sheldon, CFA

Investing in dividend shares is one of the easiest ways to generate passive income. Here’s how much an investment in…

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Investing Articles

Forget Ocado, buy Tesco shares instead?

| James Beard

Our writer asks whether it's time to shun Ocado, the trendy online grocery retailer, and buy less glamorous Tesco shares…

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Investing Articles

Sainsbury’s and Tesco shares are up 20% but look cheap. Should I buy  in May?

| Harvey Jones

Tesco shares are soaring and rival Sainsbury's is following suit. They offer generous dividends too. Should I buy them both?

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