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Amazon to open first store brick and mortar

WorcesterHerald — October 9, 2014

We were hoping that they would buy out Radio Shack? Not good news for Radio Shack or Best Buy for that matter.

Amazon to open its first physical store: WSJ http://t.co/3mtXsDYpf7

— MarketWatch (@MarketWatch) October 9, 2014

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