Microsoft to permanently close its retail stores


Microsoft plans to close its stores around the world except for four locations that will be transformed into "experience centers”. — AFP Relaxnews

SAN FRANCISCO: Microsoft said on June 26 that it will close its stores around the world, moving its retail operations online and keeping only four locations that will be transformed into "experience centres”.

The move means the estimated 100 Microsoft stores closed due to the coronavirus pandemic will not reopen as the tech giant enters "a new approach to retail", according to a statement.

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