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Sainsbury's sold its subsidiary in America, Shaw's, to Albertsons in March 2004. [73] Also in 2004 Sainsbury's expanded its share of the convenience shop market through acquisitions. [74] After the launch of King's recovery programme, the company reported nineteen consecutive quarters of sales growth, most recently in October 2009. [75]
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King joined Sainsbury's on 29 March 2004, [7] and was seen as the company's last chance to win back market share from its rivals and remain independent – the previous CEO, Sir Peter Davis, failed to halt the supermarket's slide in market position despite a £3 billion investment in infrastructure. He was offered £675,000 a year salary.
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