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Tesco says it is planning a "strategic alliance" with French retail giant Carrefour, as the two try to use their joint buying power to cut costs and offer lower prices to customers.
The two plan a "strategic relationship" when dealing with global suppliers, and the tie-up will also mean sharing their own-brand products.
The move comes as retailers face an increasingly competitive environment.
Tesco is the UK's largest retailer while Carrefour is Europe's largest.
Last year, Tesco - which employs 440,000 people - reported profits of £1.3bn with sales of £57.5bn.
Carrefour operates 12,300 stores across more than 30 countries, employing about 375,000 people worldwide. Last year, it had sales of €88.2bn (£78bn).
The two have been talking for two years and, although no formal agreement has yet been signed, they said they were hoping to confirm a deal in the next two months.