Eine Insolvenz schlug besonders zu Buche: Großbritannien: So viele Läden haben ihre Türen 2023 für immer geschlossen.

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      One insolvency was particularly noticeable: Great Britain: This is how many stores closed their doors forever in 2023.
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      In 2023, 10,494 stores were permanently closed in Great Britain, which corresponds to a decline rate of 38.8% compared to 2022. At the same time, 119,405 employees in the retail industry lost their jobs, which represents a decrease of 21.3% compared to the previous year. The closures were mainly caused by rising living costs, inflation, high interest rates, and a decline in demand. The bankruptcy of the discount retailer Wilko had the biggest impact, affecting 400 stores and 12,000 jobs. Despite the fragile situation in the retail sector, large retailers must prepare for a 6.7% tax increase starting in April. [Extracted from the article]
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      Im Jahr 2023 wurden in Großbritannien 10.494 Läden für immer geschlossen, was einer Rückgangsrate von 38,8% im Vergleich zu 2022 entspricht. Gleichzeitig haben 119.405 Beschäftigte in der Einzelhandelsbranche ihre Jobs verloren, was jedoch einen Rückgang von 21,3% gegenüber dem Vorjahr darstellt. Die Schließungen wurden hauptsächlich durch die steigenden Lebenshaltungskosten, Inflation, hohe Zinsen und den Rückgang der Nachfrage verursacht. Die Insolvenz des Discounters Wilko hatte den größten Einfluss, wobei 400 Geschäfte und 12.000 Arbeitsplätze betroffen waren. Trotz der fragilen Situation im Einzelhandelssektor müssen sich große Einzelhändler auf eine Steuererhöhung von 6,7% ab April vorbereiten. [Extracted from the article]
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