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Re: Asda planning sale-and-leaseback to raise cash

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Originally Posted by Carth View Post
It's a cut-throat business selling everything to everyone at a price lower than your competitors.

Usually that lower price is gained at the cost of quality and/or how much lower they can screw the deals offered to companies actually producing the products . . . which also lowers the quality of ingredients and the 'quality' of the workforce.

No surprise that the end is near for some


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