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	According to Reuters, aside from cost-cutting plans, the company plans to sell Tesco Broadband and loss-making video streaming service Blinkbox to TalkTalk. Advisers were also appointed to explore options for Dunnhumby.</div>
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	Ahead of the announcement, analysts in UK expected the company to include the sale of Tesco Lotus, which is operating over 1,400 stores in Thailand and valued around 5 billion pounds.</div>
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Tesco Lotus excluded for now

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Tesco Lotus excluded for now

British supermarket giant Tesco did not include the sale of its Thai business in the cost-cutting plans unveiled yesterday.

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