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8 Ways The City Can Help Give Retailers a Fighting Chance By Hans Hansson If the pandemic and now the riots won’t kill the city’s retail, the weight of San Francisco’s bureaucracy will certainly put the nail in its coffin.   These extraordinary events are impacting all retailers – from the local “mom and pop” shops to […]

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