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Webvan bags HomeGrocer

Online grocers merge in a stock deal valued at $1.2bn. Webvan says... Read more

26 June, 2000 by Larry Dignan

Tesco.com trumps online grocers

Tesco.com is selling £6m of groceries per week, according to its latest set of year-end results, confirming its position as the world's number one internet grocer. Read more

10 April, 2001 by Joey Gardiner

...Bad sites selling bad goods': Which? pans online grocers

Consumer watchdog Which? today criticised online grocery companies for their slow and crash-prone websites and for the poor quality of their goods. Read more

28 February, 2001 by Ron Coates

Google wannabes search for success

Two new start-ups seek to capitalise on Google's success and enter the search market Read more

28 August, 2001 by Stefanie Olsen

Tesco looks to conquer America

...grocery business and you won't see too many signs of freshness. Online grocers have been folding up right and left; where there were once... Read more

29 June, 2001 by Margaret Kane

What kind of customer are you?

...retail outlet Iceland. More of that shortly. Why is the subject of online grocers on my mind this week? Because first I read about Sainsburys... Read more

29 September, 2000 by Tony Westbrook

Online grocer looks offline for help

Peapod goes Dutch... Peapod has escaped the fate of fellow online grocers by selling-out to a Dutch retail company. Royal Ahold is... Read more

17 July, 2001 by Kate Hanaghan

John Lewis set to take on Tesco

...s investment values the company at £200m. Tesco, one of the many online grocers who have bolted their online operation onto their existing stores, earlier... Read more

15 June, 2001 by Ron Coates

Things looking bad for Napster

...partners... Other news in the Guardian reports of the differing fortunes of online grocers in the UK and US. While a higher percentage of shoppers... Read more

23 February, 2001 by Will Sturgeon

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