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Greggs removes display cabinets in shoplifting hotspots as retail crime surges
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Business·27.04.2026Resumen IA

Greggs removes display cabinets in shoplifting hotspots as retail crime surges

Greggs is testing the removal of open display cabinets in its London shops most affected by shoplifting, including branches in Croydon, Peckham, Whitechapel and Upton Park, with trials also in Birmingham and Wilford, Nottinghamshire. The bakery chain is replacing open cabinets with secure counters and piloting software to share incident data directly with police. The move follows official figures showing shoplifting offences in England and Wales topped 500,000 last year, a 20% year-on-year increase, with Prime Minister Keir Starmer describing the retail crime wave as disgraceful.

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BBC Business
Greggs rolls back self-service cabinets in shoplifting hotspots
NOTICIA
26.04.2026

Greggs rolls back self-service cabinets in shoplifting hotspots

Staff are handing over sandwiches from behind a theft-proof counter as the high street fights backGreggs has axed self-service display cabinets in bakery stores that have been most severely hit by shoplifters.The move is the latest aimed at combating a problem plaguing the high street. Last year official figures revealed annual shoplifting offences in England and Wales had passed half a million offences for the first time, and since then many retailers have reported high levels of crime in their shops. Continue reading...

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Guardian Business
FCC Confirms Portable Hotspots Covered Under Foreign Router Ban, Grants Exemptions to Netgear and Eero
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Tecnología·24.04.2026Resumen IA

FCC Confirms Portable Hotspots Covered Under Foreign Router Ban, Grants Exemptions to Netgear and Eero

The FCC clarified this week that its ban on foreign-made consumer routers also applies to portable hotspot devices like MiFi devices. The new FAQ section explicitly includes consumer-grade portable or mobile Wi-Fi hotspots for residential use, while exempting mobile phones with hotspot features. Companies must obtain exemptions from the Department of Defense or Department of Homeland Security to import new devices. Netgear received an exemption last week and Amazon-owned Eero was granted one this week.

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Ars Technica