In the midst of a pandemic-spawned recession, New Haven officials Wednesday cut the ribbon on three new storefront businesses.
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A group of restaurant owners and government officials, including Mayor Justin Elicker and Lt. Gov. Susan Bysiewicz joined a group of business and government officials for the first outside of CBH (Crafted by Hand) Cafe at 167 Orange St. at 12:30 p.m.
CBH Cafe technically opened up in July, while Vegan Ahava and Edible Couture have now opened a shared storefront business after operating as food truck and catering enterprises.
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Mimeo Builds a One-Stop Print Storefront for A+ College Ready - WhatTheyThink
New York, N.Y. – Mimeo, the global provider of online managed print and content distribution, announces a newly launched Marketplace storefront for A+ College Ready. Through the storefront, A+ College Ready’s network of teachers can have printed course materials delivered straight to their homes, easing the transition to virtual training sessions.
A+ College Ready is a non-profit organization and regional partner for code.org that is dedicated to improving college preparedness for Alabama’s middle and high school students through teachers’ training. The non-profit has been conducting in-person learning lessons since 1991, but, when COVID-19 spread throughout the U.S., it transitioned to fully virtual training, starting with its summer 2020 sessions.
Basic.Space launches membership-based marketplace with digital storefronts | Retail Dive
Members of the platform receive a membership card with a QR code directing them to their own page on the site and revealing online storefronts and experiences, the company said. Their profile pages are also customized based on the information the platform collects during the onboarding process.
Tennis star Naomi Osaka will host the first digital storefront debut featuring face masks she designed with her sister, Mari, and the proceeds from their mask sales will go toward UNICEF. For the next 12 months, Basic.Space is also giving 1% of its profits to the +Me Project, a Los Angeles-based organization which teaches the art of storytelling to middle and high school students, according to the company statement.
E-scooter startup Unagi launches storefront in Bird's backyard -
Given the rise in complaints against dockless e-scooters and the hygiene concerns of the pandemic, more people are opting to buy their own devices over using scooter-sharing apps. The opening of Unagi's storefront comes on the heels of a Sunday announcement that Santa Monica-based Bird will start selling its new Bird Air scooter online and at Target.
"L.A. has always been a big market for us. I think it's ground zero epicenter for electric scooter culture and Abbot Kinney is my favorite street in the United States of America," said David Hyman, the CEO of Unagi.
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County Fare: A banner day for civil presidential politics in the Berkshires | The Berkshire Eagle
The 1952 presidential election between Republican Dwight D. Eisenhower and Democrat Adlai Stevenson certainly represented a different era — one of civility — in American politics. That was Carolyn Agostini's takeaway in sharing this photo of a commercial storefront on Spring Street in Williamstown with The Eagle's County Fare.
The image, taken in 1952, captures two sides of the political divide back then between a barbershop at the left and her father's law office on the right. The lawyer was the late Frank Agostini.
DoorDash's new Storefront feature will help restaurants set up their own websites - The Verge
The goal is to help the businesses survive the pandemic, but it also makes DoorDash the exclusive delivery partner
DoorDash on Thursday launched a new initiative called Storefront to help restaurants create websites and directly manage online pickup and delivery orders.
As the COVID-19 pandemic has forced restaurants to pause their sit-down service, many have become increasingly reliant on delivery platforms like DoorDash, as well as competitors Grubhub, Postmates, and Uber Eats. These partnerships, of course, saddle restaurants with all kinds of commissions and fees, but they're still necessities for many that lack their own delivery infrastructure or a website to facilitate online orders.
YouTube Announces New 'Storefront' Video Format With A Twist On DR | AdExchanger
Google released a direct response ad format for YouTube on Thursday that will make YouTube ads more shoppable, and more closely integrated with a brand's Google Merchant Center account.
The idea is to make a video ad campaign a potential "storefront" for ecommerce companies, said YouTube sales VP Adam Stewart.
The YouTube storefront isn't a traditional DR advertising product, Stewart said. YouTube has a bustling DR business, because it's popular for app-install campaigns, especially with mobile gaming companies.
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