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W1MRK

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I found this article interesting after not finding my iPad 2 today at my BB.

http://www.digitaltrends.com/gaming/best-buy-shrinks-big-box-grow/


"The company will be focusing on key consumer products such as mobile phones, tablets, gaming (possibly used games), and is looking to channel the savings from cuts into small-format stores."


Im no market or admin guy but I wonder if smaller stores means less chances of having Apple booths in them?? Or am I looking at it the wrong way?
 
not to surprised by this. The Best Buy around where I lived took a hammering from Fries when it opened up. Fries s bigger and has a wider selection of the things i am generally looking for so I tend to go there.
 
Sounds like they will be getting rid of appliances and other things that are not selling well.

Reducing store size means lower heating and lighting costs; halogen lights do cost rather a lot to use.

If they can't sell, they'll whittle down everything else and still make a big grin and say "Big profits, come here shareholders!"
 
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