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Retailers reported record numbers for sales and shoppers over the Thanksgiving Weekend, with the all-important Black Friday showing strong sales online and in person.

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Representatives of UK's convenience sector as well as those of independent retailers have heavily criticised Chancellor Rachel Reeves for ignoring the pleas of retail in her Spring Statement, thus pushing some local store operators towards closure. Delivering the Spring Statement today (26), Reeves did not budge in reduction in business rate relief, National Insurance hike and in minimum wages. She said she will stick to her cast-iron "fiscal rules" and blames the Liz Truss mini-budget for pushing up borrowing rates and harming "ordinary working people" two years on. The Association of Convenience Stores has responded to the Chancellor's Spring Statement, warning that the impact of the Government's tax increases on retailers is already being felt, with more challenging conditions to come.

Most shoppers like the use of technology in the stores though frustrations emerge when that tech falls short of expectations, shows a new report, also highlighting retailers' enthusiasm towards adaptation of technology. According to new insights from the Virgin Media O2 Business Movers Index, 77 per cent of Brits use tech to enhance in-person shopping. 42 per cent have adopted new tech in the last year to improve operations, with a third (30 per cent) aiming to boost sales and customer connections. One in three Brits (34 per cent) have spent more time in stores or returned due to enjoyable or useful technology, rising to 57 per cent of 25-to-34 year olds.

The second reading of the Crime and Policing Bill held in parliament on Monday (10) during which Yvette Cooper reiterated the new measures to tackle the rising crime, abuse and shop thefts, declaring that the new measures will reverse the damage done by the Conservative government. Among the key announcements made by Yvette Cooper, Secretary of State for the Home Department, during the parliamentary debate were a standalone offence for assaulting a shopworker, introducing Respect Orders, scraping the £200 threshold for shop theft offences, and placing £200 million for the next financial year for recruiting 13,000 more neighbourhood police and police community support officers. Crime and Policing Bill is 'step in right direction', says Fed Additionally, the Secretary of State highlighted the unique challenges faced in crimes against rural communities which she stated are often driven by organised gangs. The Bill introduces measures to prevent prolific offenders from entering places such as town centres, as well as introducing new interventions to help addicts into treatment and end the cycle of reoffending.

Best Buy reported a $1.7 billion loss for its most recent quarter and announced that it would be closing 50 of its big box stores.

Despite a record-setting year in 2011, retailers finished the year on a low note as December sales rose less than expected.

The most recent earnings from luxury retailers indicate that the bullish momentum of high end clothing companies may be petering out. Is there cause for concern?

Retail ETFs are linked to indices and portfolios that will allow them to rise and fall with the fortunes of retailers, allowing speculation on the sector as a whole.

Teen retailers have taken a major hit and the most recent declines may be hard to come back for as navigating the rocky adolescent terrain proves more trying than ever.