The retail industry is dealing with the fallout from a recent economic cycle that included a global pandemic, supply chain disruptions, and skyrocketing inflation. On the latest episode of American Bankruptcy Institute’s “Unordinary Course” podcast, Miller Buckfire Head James Doak says a tale of two consumers is emerging and identifies areas of lingering distress. Miller Buckfire is a Stifel Company, dedicated to providing financial restructuring services to companies, governments, and creditors facing complex situations. LISTEN HERE: https://lnkd.in/eDg9d__H #retailindustry #consumerbehavior #restructuring #bankruptcy #COVID #supplychain #inflation
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