Tesco extends the price war front line to banking

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Shareholders in the big supermarkets have felt the impact of the price war that has racked the sector, with margins, sales, profits, dividends and share prices all plunging. So what are they to make of news that Tesco(LSE: TSCO) is cutting the cost of banking, too?

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