The multi-billion pound international company gets pay out from unemployed man after court hearing The UK's biggest supermarket has won £1.50 from an unemployed man who spilt a bottle of milk in a store. Retail giant Tesco will receive the compensation from shopper Cornelius Price, 40, following a court hearing. Price was hauled before Magistrates after an altercation in the Llandrindod Wells branch of the multi-billion pound company. The court heard how Price was asked to leave the store - and threw a six-pint bottle milk on the floor in anger. Prosecutor Julie Sullivan said: "He was told to return the milk he was holding and leave the store and he threw it at the floor in temper. "He was verbally abusive and escorted off the premises. One pound fifty pence compensation is requested for the milk." Price was interviewed by police and told them he had throw it towards the store manager saying "catch it" and that it had accidentally spilled on the floor. Unemployed Price admitted criminal damage at magistrates in Llandrindod Wells, Wales. Phil Sherrard, defending, said: "This minor criminal damage. He knows he should have been more careful with the milk." Price was told to pay £1.50 compensation to Tesco, fined £75, ordered to pay £20 victim surcharge and £85 costs. The money will be deducted from his benefits at £10 a fortnight. When grocery chain Tesco wanted to expand their market share in South Korea, they came up with a brilliant idea. Because the people in South Korea work long hours they thought of an efficient way to sell their products. The Korean subsidiary Home Plus put up billboards in subway stations with their range of products, accompanied by QR, or Quick Response codes. All people had to do now is scan the QR codes with their cell phone and the groceries were delivered to their doorsteps. BBC Panorama Trouble at Tesco Documentary 2015 Vasárnap van, tíz óra, senki sincs a TESCO-ba, Sajnálom, sajnálom, senki sincs a TESCO-ba. Orbán Viktor bezárta, vasárnapra bezárta, Sajnálom, sajnálom, vasárnapra bezárta. Mégsem megyek templomba, inkább az italboltba, Sajnálom, sajnálom, inkább az italboltba. Ott mérik a pálinkát, a szabadon főzött pálinkát, Sajnálom, sajnálom, a szabadon főzött pálinkát. Orbán Viktor méreti, az asztalra leteszi. Sajnálom, sajnálom, az asztalra leteszi. Igyad Viktor, nem bánom, úgyis elmész a nyáron, Egyáltalán ne Get your lights out and your hats on. Its Christmas and Tesco will be there with you every step of the way. Click to see the full light show: youtu.be -EmfZGlrCBE youtu.be -EmfZGlrCBE youtu.be -EmfZGlrCBE From Broccoli Cam to electronic shelf edge labels, Chief Information Officer Mike McNamara shows us around the latest technology innovations in store, as well as a short preview of technology currently being worked on in the labs. Wigan resident Claire Hannah tweeted her disappointment last year that her local Tesco didnt have a Christmas hat on it. So we decided to kick off the festive hat season in style at Wigan. campaign,south,korea,tesco,homeplus,subway,billboard,shopping,grocery,scanning,cell,phone,virtual,shop,convenient,QR,quick,response,code,store,display,e-mart,barcode

• published: 04 Apr 2015
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