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Cecilie RohwedderThe chief executive of Tesco PLC, Terry Leahy, runs a retail chain that's twice the size of Wal-Mart Stores Inc. in the United Kingdom. And this fall, even though the U.S. is considered over-crowded with stores, Mr. Leahy plans to expand into Wal-Mart's home turf. Mr. Leahy has studied how Americans shop, and he is hoping his new design for smaller stores with fresher food will differentiate his stores from competitors'. To develop his model, he sent Tesco teams to live with American families. One finding: Americans visit many stores; they're not one-stop shoppers after all… More
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