In the spotlight: What are Clarke's plans for Tesco?
By: Petah Marian | 3 March 2011
As new Tesco CEO Philip Clarke gets his feet under the table today (3 March) at the UK's largest grocer, just-food considers what his priorities may be in the coming months.
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As new Tesco CEO Philip Clarke gets his feet under the table today (3 March) at the UK's largest grocer, just-food considers what his priorities may be in the coming months.
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