An Overview of Tesco Jack Cohen founded Tesco in 1919 as a group of market stalls. The business expanded rapidly. and within only a few years, Tesco became the largest retailer in UK and second-largest in the world. Dave Lewis is the current CEO Tesco PLC. Tesco experiences around 80 million shopping trips per week, serving 66 shoppers every second and earning about 141.000 sales per minute UK's favorite and biggest supermarket, Tesco has established itself excellently since its inceptions. Key facts about Tesco: Tesco is the leading grocery retailer and No.1 supermarket in the UK. Tesco has a thriving global presence with more than 6800 stores in 14 countries. Apart from Europe and North America, it has a huge market share in Asian markets as well. Tesco now operates 6,966 grocery retail stores worldwide. Its revenue is increasing every year because of the addition of new stores in its operational chain. Tesco had diversified divisions of stores include Tesco Homeplus, Tesco Metro, Tesco Extra, Tesco Express, One stop, and Tesco Superstores. The diversified market of Tesco involves clothing range, home-ware items, mobile phones business, music downloads and DVD rentals, school uniforms, financial and telecom services, and cotton fair-trading across the globe. Tesco has introduced a new RFID- enabled barcode system to count the products automatically. It also has advanced M-commerce facility and mobile payment app. Unfortunately, Tesco had to exit from the American and Japanese markets in 2012. Its failed export operations forced the company to close stores in Japan after nine years and the US after 5 years. In 2017, Tesco was charged with fines due to the false accounting declaration and misrepresentation of profits. As of Oct 2018, the share prices of Tesco fell more than 9% due to the decline in operating profits. Due to its high debts and credit card liability, significant growth. Tesco faced social media backlash when it launched its Christmas ad in 2017. People boycotted the store claiming a 'Fake Farm' legal threat - Tesco was accused of misleading customers with fake farm brand names and marketing its food products under fake name of "Woodside Farms." Discuss the question below. a. Determine the problem of the article. b. Design the SWOT Analysis for the article above. c. Strategies the strategic management for Tesco An Overview of Tesco Jack Cohen founded Tesco in 1919 as a group of market stalls. The business expanded rapidly. and within only a few years, Tesco became the largest retailer in UK and second-largest in the world. Dave Lewis is the current CEO Tesco PLC. Tesco experiences around 80 million shopping trips per week, serving 66 shoppers every second and earning about 141.000 sales per minute UK's favorite and biggest supermarket, Tesco has established itself excellently since its inceptions. Key facts about Tesco: Tesco is the leading grocery retailer and No.1 supermarket in the UK. Tesco has a thriving global presence with more than 6800 stores in 14 countries. Apart from Europe and North America, it has a huge market share in Asian markets as well. Tesco now operates 6,966 grocery retail stores worldwide. Its revenue is increasing every year because of the addition of new stores in its operational chain. Tesco had diversified divisions of stores include Tesco Homeplus, Tesco Metro, Tesco Extra, Tesco Express, One stop, and Tesco Superstores. The diversified market of Tesco involves clothing range, home-ware items, mobile phones business, music downloads and DVD rentals, school uniforms, financial and telecom services, and cotton fair-trading across the globe. Tesco has introduced a new RFID- enabled barcode system to count the products automatically. It also has advanced M-commerce facility and mobile payment app. Unfortunately, Tesco had to exit from the American and Japanese markets in 2012. Its failed export operations forced the company to close stores in Japan after nine years and the US after 5 years. In 2017, Tesco was charged with fines due to the false accounting declaration and misrepresentation of profits. As of Oct 2018, the share prices of Tesco fell more than 9% due to the decline in operating profits. Due to its high debts and credit card liability, significant growth. Tesco faced social media backlash when it launched its Christmas ad in 2017. People boycotted the store claiming a 'Fake Farm' legal threat - Tesco was accused of misleading customers with fake farm brand names and marketing its food products under fake name of "Woodside Farms." Discuss the question below. a. Determine the problem of the article. b. Design the SWOT Analysis for the article above. c. Strategies the strategic management for Tesco