Tesco's big China deal
TESCO has signed a joint venture to build three more shopping malls in China as part of its expansion plans.
The supermarket group said today that 50pc of the venture would be owned by a consortium of Asian investors including Singapore's Metro Holdings.
Tesco said it aimed to quadruple revenue in China to about €4.7bn over five years.
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