Amazon India on Monday announced the launch of Christmas Storefront. At its Christmas Storefront, the company is offering a host of deals and offers on a wide variety of curated products including smartphones, Amazon devices and other electronic devices.
Amazon says that its Christmas Storefront will feature devices from companies such as Samsung, Mi, Samsung, Amazfit, LG, IFB, HP, Lenovo, and Dell and that it is designed to be the one-stop-shop for customers to fulfil all their shopping and gifting needs.
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Gap To Close Its Atlantic Station Storefront | What Now Atlanta
16-year-old Mia Mautino spreading holiday cheer through storefront artwork | News Tribune
COVID-19 has put a hold on many activities these students look forward to year in and year out, but for 16-year-old Mia Mautino, of Spring Valley, this year’s changes have opened an opportunity to pursue her passion and spread Christmas cheer.
Mautino has begun painting storefronts across the Illinois Valley with holiday-themed designs as a way of sharing what she loves to do with the community.
For Mautino, this idea began after her best friend’s dad, the owner of Obee’s Sub Shoppe, located at 113 Wright Street in Peru, asked her to help decorate the store's front window for the holidays.
Roscoe Boutique Closing Storefront but Opening Online Shop
To quote Ross Geller... PIVOT. Pivot is truly the name of the game in 2020 and it is nice to see how many businesses are finding a way to pivot to something new due to the pandemic.
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It's not fair, it's a huge roadblock to success and it's exhausting to keep changing your business to fit the pandemic, however, we appreciate all of those businesses who have managed to pivot, including K Paige Shop in Roscoe.
K Paige is such a cute shop is Roscoe and it's a major bummer that they're shutting their doors at the end of this month, but the silver lining is that they are going to open an online shop and pop-up boutiques in 2021.
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Spruce Home Decor adapts virtually to holiday shopping during pandemic - Mahoning Matters
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[EDITOR'S NOTE — Each week, this feature section, “Movers and Makers,” will feature the stories of the movers, launchers, entrepreneurs and makers who contribute to the vitality of the Mahoning Valley. This section is supported by our first community partner, Farmers National Bank.]
Spruce Home Decor — 600 Robbins Ave. in Niles and 1315 Boardman Canfield Road in Boardman — has much of what Mahoning Valley residents need to deck their halls this holiday season.
West Loop Barbershop Shuts Down Storefront, Goes Mobile Because of Pandemic – NBC Chicago
The owners of one barbershop in the West Loop neighborhood had to shut down their physical location after 17 years and made the decision to take the barbershop mobile.
Gina Arsenijevic said she and her twin sister Lexie Procaccio had to think outside the box in order to keep their business going and growing during a pandemic.
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"Our late father was a barber and that's how we got into this," said Arsenijevic. "Why let you know the tradition and legacy die just because COVID is putting restrictions on us."
Jessica Rich Opens Storefront at the Beverly Center in Los Angeles – Footwear News
In November, the shoe designer and founder of Jessica Rich — a go-to brand for celebrities like Jennifer Lopez, Kylie Jenner , Cardi B and more — opened a store at the Beverly Center in Los Angeles. Poised between Versace and Burberry, the new Jessica Rich brick-and-mortar outpost is the realization of the Grand Rapids, Mich.-native’s wildest dreams.
“It feels surreal,” Rich, who launched the brand in 2017, told FN. “It’s insane. Every time I come here, I’m like: ‘Oh my God, this is my store?’ It’s a blessing.”
Stephen Burks and Malika Leiper open a storefront studio to spotlight
For its second event, Contemporaries will host its first author-in-residence, Katie Swenson , an architect at MASS Design Group and the writer of Design With Love and In Bohemia . Titled,"These Are the Gifts," the project will focus on themes of generosity and healing in addition to the power of kindness in urban design. A design-centric holiday market will follow Swenson's activation. "What's wonderful is that it's an experiment, but it's also collaborative," says Leiper.
Even before the pandemic, brick-and-mortar retail was having a tough go of it, to say the least. Leiper and Burks are looking at Contemporaries as a potential new way to use the increasing number of vacant storefronts. "I think culture could be a tool for activating these spaces that might be considered undesirable," says Leiper.
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