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According to the world clothing shoes and hats net, the new year is not so easy for us physical retailers, and a new round of Customs craze is sweeping through.

Analysts believe that when consumers become more and more attached to the electricity supplier, 2017 is bound to decline towards physical retail.

"If you (retailers) are very vulnerable, 2017 is bound to be very tough," said RJ Hottovy, a consumer analysis strategist at Morningstar.

He also said that in 2017, a large number of retail outlets would be heavily bankrupt.

For some major retail companies, like Messi, Cole, WAL-MART and Sears, nearly hundreds of unprofitable retail outlets have been closed in the past ten years, and have begun to actively expand their retail business.

However, the wave of closing shop is far from being stopped.

It has long claimed that it plans to close 100 stores until the end of 2017, narrowing nearly 15% of the total retail outlets.

Until April 2017, Sears will close nearly 30 Sears stores and Kmart retail stores, and announced that more stores will be closed.

CVS also announced this month that it plans to close nearly 70 stores.

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Aeropostale, registered in May 2016, has gone bankrupt, and American Eagle, Chicos, Finish Line, Men 's Wearhouse, and The Children' are all planned to close more stores by mid 2017.

In the next few months, more retailers will put their stores in the scheme.

At the beginning of the new year, it will be a very intensive time point, and every big retailer will announce the closing plan.

Since 2010, nearly half of the annual plan for closing stores has been put forward in the first quarter of the year.

Retailers are also looking for ways to change existing retail stores.

"At least for now, retailers need to find smaller stores to make gradual changes."

Hottovy said.

In addition to the wave of retail stores in recent years, the United States is facing the plight of too many retail outlets.

According to a October Morningstar report, the US has nearly 23.5 feet of retail space per capita compared to 16.4 feet per person in Canada and 11.1 feet per person in Australia.

Canada and Australia are the second and third places with the largest retail sales per capita following the US.

"American retail now has too many areas and too many retail outlets," says CEO Saunders, a retail consultant firm ConluminoNeil.

"When the consumption pattern of consumers has changed, some retail outlets are facing the wrong market and the wrong retail area."

When some important retailers continue to close,

In addition, it will face more difficult difficulties.

"When a main store in a shopping mall closes like Sears or Messi stores, the shopping center will face a serious" business rotated drop, "a Morningstar analyst wrote in a October report.

For shopping centers, it faces more than just the loss of revenue and customer flow. The closing of main stores will also trigger the "related tenant agreement" clause, which leads to the re closing of other chain stores or tenants of other tenants in the same shopping center until the purchase center can find another retailer to fill the main store location.

To reduce losses, shopping centres must quickly find alternative tenants to fill the large retail area left behind by the withdrawal of large retailers, but this is basically not possible.

In particular, at present, many major U.S. Department stores are reducing their retail sales and slowing down their retail sales.

For shopping centres, this will become a series of chain results, especially in today's market conditions, it is more difficult to pform the shopping center idle area into residential housing, analysts pointed out.

Morningstar's report also supports an analysis by Credit Suisse: in the US, when Sears continues to close, nearly 200 shopping centers are facing the risk of being shut down.

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