Asda’s sales slump has deepened as the supermarket continues to lose ground to discount rivals despite efforts to overhaul stores and cut prices.
Asda’s sales slump has deepened as the supermarket continues to lose ground to discount rivals despite efforts to overhaul stores and cut prices.
Asda’s owners have approved a payout of £44 million even though the company has reported an “embarrassing” performance. This decision highlights the owners’ commitment to rewarding shareholders despite the supermarket
Asda chairman Lord Rose has taken control of the struggling supermarket following Mohsin Issa’s formal departure as chief executive.
The Issa brothers, known for their billionaire status, have turned off over a hundred electric car charging stations at Asda locations, disappointing customers who usually charge their cars while shopping.