Fierce_LiNk Posted June 19, 2008 Posted June 19, 2008 well we don't have sainburys in Ireland but.Dunnes Stored over here has done exactly what tesco has done before iesco even came to ireland. That's why I doubt tesco;s innovation. No Sainsburys in Ireland? Dear God, man. Maybe Tesco had established itself in other places first, and maybe it took a while to get a store over to Ireland?
M-PG71C Posted June 19, 2008 Posted June 19, 2008 Tesco is in the American market, but they are known as Fresh & Easy Stateside. However, their success is extremely limited being marked only in a handful of states towards the West. Wal-Mart is pushing their weight in the North American market on top of the stores in attempts to keep them small. And it is working too. Costco would be a bigger threat to them than Tesco. Although IMHO, I would prefer if all three companies went under since they have a tendency to take out local businesses everytime they move. But I digress. :P
mcj metroid Posted June 19, 2008 Posted June 19, 2008 No Sainsburys in Ireland? Dear God, man. Maybe Tesco had established itself in other places first, and maybe it took a while to get a store over to Ireland? I think our equivilant is called superquinn.
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