stores
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DoorDash Opens DashMarts to Further Decimate the Urban Landscape, Sell You Hot Sauce
Delivery service DoorDash is taking a page out of the Amazon playbook and creating standalone stores called DashMarts — physical locations where consumers can pick up “grocery, and restaurant items, from ice cream and chips, to cough medicine and dog food, to spice rubs and packaged desserts from the local restaurants you love on DoorDash.”
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Shopping For A Camera At This Amazing Store Is Way Better Than Ebay
If you’re into analogue photography, most of the time the only way to shop is online. It is exceedingly rare to come across a physical store with a hearty stock of film cameras you can hold and touch. One such oasis is the Denton Camera Exchange in the fair city of Denton, Texas.
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Apple Now Has A Design Patent For Its Giant Glass Cube
Apple’s been on a tear to protect the look of its retail experiences, trademarking the design of its stores and patenting its proprietary see-through staircases. Now its glass cube flagship store in Manhattan is officially a patented design in the US, with “Steve P. Jobs” listed as one of the inventors.
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A Look Inside Afghanistan’s Almost-Apple Store
Fake Apple stores are nothing new. China has a slew of them, all polished and shiny, appearing almost as if they are the genuine article at a glance. Quartz dug up some details on Afghanistan’s (fake) Apple store, and although it’s a bit more frumpy than most, it still gets the job done.