SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA - MARCH 24: The Sir Francis Drake Hotel in San Francisco's Union Square is boarded up as the coronavirus shutdown enters its second week, Tuesday, March 24, 2020. (Karl Mondon/Bay Area News Group)
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SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA - MARCH 24: A growing number of closed businesses in San Francisco's Mission District are boarding up their windows with plywood as the cornonavirus shutdown continues, Tuesday, March 24, 2020. (Karl Mondon/Bay Area News Group)
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Empty windows, boarded-up storefronts dot the Magnificent Mile during coronavirus shutdown -
Stores, like shoppers, got ready to hunker down during the coronavirus pandemic. Several shops on Michigan Avenue and nearby retail high streets have boarded up or emptied store windows.
It's not just about preventing vandalism or theft. Retailers likely want to make sure merchandise isn't locked up in stores where customers can't shop, said Robert Moraca, vice president for loss prevention at the National Retail Federation.
Some Businesses Boarding Up Storefronts During Coronavirus Closure – CBS Denver
DENVER (CBS4) – It’s becoming more and more of a common sight, business owners in Denver are boarding up their store fronts to protect their shops while they’re shut down during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The tattoo shop has been a fixture on South Broadway for about 14 years. Now, as Gov. Jared Polis has ordered non-essential personal service facilities to close until April 30, the shop it taking a big hit.
“At first when it was 14 days we thought that’s a long time and it’s going to be tough but we will make it,” Wells said. “But now, we kind of don’t know what we’re going to do. We have to find new jobs but nobody is really hiring right now.”
PHOTOS: The Signs on Storefronts in DC Tell a Sad Story | Washingtonian (DC)
Washingtonian photographer Jeff Elkins captured the most striking signs in the metropolitan area. From health warnings to indefinite closures to take out, these signs show a DC none of us have ever known.
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Trendy and Tipsy® Temporarily Closes Pacific Beach Storefront and Offers 30% Off Site-wide
Ultra-hip clothing boutique and e-commerce retailer Trendy and Tipsy is prioritizing the health and well-being of employees, customers, and the community by closing their storefront location in Pacific Beach until further notice. In the meantime, customers can receive 30% off sitewide and free shipping at their online store, which remains operational.
"As a small business owner, the COVID-19 outbreak has greatly impacted our busiest season of the year, with all major festivals and events we had planned to be vending at canceled or postponed. While we are saddened by this news, we know it is in the best interest of the public in general," says Katie Brown, Owner and CEO. "We will continue to provide the hottest styles and unique pieces to our customers and the store will open back up when the time is right.
Storefront Glass Market History and Forecast 2020-2027, Breakdown Data by Manufacturers, Key
This market intelligence report on Storefront Glass market evaluates and presents a worldwide market scenario along with market estimates, insights and projections for a timeframe of 2020 to 2027. This examination the market dynamics that are foreseen to influence the market growth in a coming couple of years. Also, the report clarifies the effect of the key factors like drivers and restraints for market development.
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The first job was for free. Now this designer has her own shop
Once you're in the door, there's plenty of advice floating around about style, project management, budget and all the rest—but how do you actually get the job in the first place? We're asking designers to peel back the curtain and walk us through how they landed a project , step by step. This week, designer Laura Hodges explains how opening a circa-1800s storefront in Catonsville, Maryland, changed her game.
How did you land your first client?
When I was still at NYSID , a woman put an ad on Craigslist saying that she was looking for somebody to do a design project for her. She had the idea that we could exchange lack of experience for the ability to work on projects [and build a portfolio], and she had this lovely condo on 36th Street in midtown Manhattan. She wanted to work with a designer, but didn't feel like she had the budget to hire somebody. I did it completely free of charge.
Lakewood introduces pandemic-related rent payment reimbursement program for small business owners
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LAKEWOOD, Ohio -- Economic development efforts in Lakewood during the coronavirus pandemic are focused on keeping small businesses open and commercial property occupied.
In addition to any federal and state programs being offered to owners, Lakewood recently introduced its Small Business Rent Relief fund, which provides up to a $3,000 grant for rent payment reimbursement to businesses adversely affected by the pandemic.
"This is something I'm really excited to get out there," said Mayor Meghan George, who noted that during the 1980s, her father was a small business owner in the city.
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