Tesco comes out top in mobile web site speed test

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With Next, M&S and John Lewis also performing well

The mobile web sites of Tesco, Next, Marks & Spencer and John Lewis outperformed their peers across five countries in terms of download speed, according to a recent survey from cloud monitoring fir...

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