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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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Investing Articles

Up 6.3%, where will the Tesco share price go next?

| Dr. James Fox

The Tesco share price has been relatively steady of late, consolidating moderate gains over the past 12 months. Dr James…

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Investing Articles

Here’s how much income I’d get if I invested my entire £20k ISA in Tesco shares

| Harvey Jones

Harvey Jones is wondering whether to take the plunge and buy Tesco shares, which offer solid growth prospects and a…

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Investing Articles

How much passive income could I earn if I buy Tesco shares today?

| Alan Oscroft

Buying Tesco shares has rewarded investors with solid dividends for decades, and the foreacast shows more years of growth ahead.

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Investing Articles

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

| Ben McPoland

Our writer considers whether he would add Tesco shares to his portfolio right now for dividends and potential share price…

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Investing Articles

Why I’m confident Tesco shares can provide a reliable income for investors

| Roland Head

This FTSE 100 stalwart generated £2bn of surplus cash last year. Roland Head thinks Tesco shares look like a solid…

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Investing Articles

Investing £300 a month in FTSE shares could bag me £1,046 monthly passive income

| Sumayya Mansoor

Sumayya Mansoor explains how she’s looking to create an additional income stream through dividend-paying FTSE stocks to build wealth.

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Retirement Articles

If I was approaching retirement, I’d buy these 3 dividend stocks for passive income

| Edward Sheldon, CFA

Edward Sheldon highlights three UK dividend stocks he’d snap up if he was getting his investment portfolio ready for retirement.

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Dividend Shares

A 5% yield? Here’s the 3-year dividend forecast for Tesco shares

| Jon Smith

Jon Smith flags up the positive momentum for Tesco shares following the release of the full-year results and looks at…

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Investing Articles

What’s going on with the Tesco share price after the latest results?

| Dr. James Fox

The Tesco share price ticked upwards after reporting a jump in annual profits and volumes. Dr James Fox takes a…

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Investing Articles

2 of the finest FTSE 100 value stocks to consider buying in April

| Charlie Keough

After a rallying start to 2024 for the FTSE 100, this Fool picks out two quality stocks investors should consider…

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Investing Articles

Are Tesco shares overvalued?

| Dr. James Fox

Tesco shares might be losing their shine with the supermarket stock flat since the beginning of the year, underperforming a…

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Investing Articles

Why FTSE 100 stocks Tesco and Sainsbury are back on my radar

| G A Chester

It’s been a while since I wrote about FTSE 100 supermarkets Tesco (positively) and Sainsbury (quite positively). Right now, for a number of reasons, they’re back…

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