By Laura McGuire Less than two months into 2024 and six UK retailers have already gone bust, with a further two warning they may fall into trouble, as experts warn the market will “continue to see an uptick in insolvencies”. According to figures from Centre of Retail Research, over 400 job roles have been impacted by retailers shutting up shop in light of the cost of living crisis and financial strain placed on businesses. So far the most notable collapse has been Lloyds Pharmacy, which is set to leave behind over 1,000 empty stores. Last March, its private equity owner Aurelius Group launched…
