How to pronounce Tesco in English

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tesco announced its U.S. Expansion in 2006.

tesco didn't see the Great Recession coming.

To understand why tesco failed in the U.S.,

tesco also faced pushback by the American consumers.

What went so wrong with tesco in the U.S.?

tesco built a massive distribution center in Riverside, California

And In November of 2007, tesco entered the U.S. Market.

Starting in the 1990s, tesco set its sights on global expansion.

In the 1930s and 1940s, tesco expanded across London and the suburbs.

So, how did tesco come up with its strategy for the U.S.?

tesco sent executives and Anthropologists to live with families in the U.S.

It announced in April 2013, that tesco would exit the U.S. market

CNBC reached out to tesco about the company's time in the U.S.,

But tesco isn't the only British supermarket to fail in the U.S.

And at the time, tesco was the third biggest retailer on the planet.

tesco had stores in the Czech Republic, Poland, Ireland, Thailand, Malaysia and India.

You know, that was something that would work in London with tesco Express,

When tesco launched in America its stores were all located in the West.

Yucaipa acquired more than 150 store locations, although others were shuttered by tesco.

In 2012, the UK's biggest retailer, tesco bailed out of Japan after nine years

Instead of going by the name tesco, these stores opened under the name Fresh & Easy.

And that tesco speak in the United States, they had 208 Fresh & Easy Banner stores

In the end, tesco pulled out in 2013 at the cost of several billion dollars.

tesco left the U.S. in 2013 when it sold off its remaining stores to Yucaipa companies.

By 2007, tesco had over 1,300 stores in 12 countries. In that same year the company

The name was supposed to introduce Americans to what they would expect from shopping at tesco

tesco also ended up loaning Yucaipa companies $120 million to take over the Fresh & Easy brand.

For Americans, the shopping experience at tesco is a lot different from what they were used to.

tesco anticipated It would finally break even in 2014, but the brand decided not to wait it out.

tesco went public on the London Stock Exchange in 1947 and in the 1950s, they opened its first supermarket.

tesco got its start in 1919 when Jack Cohen began selling surplus groceries from a stall in London's East End.

tesco initially planned to open 200 stores by the end of 2008. But it ultimately wanted to open 1,000 stores.

The first official tesco store opened ten years later with the idea of bringing affordable foods to the people of Great Britain.