The store in downtown San Francisco will close by Aug. 1, a company spokesperson confirmed.
AT&T will close its flagship store in downtown San Francisco, a spokesperson for the company confirmed.“Consumer shopping habits continue to change, and we’re changing with them. That means serving customers where they are through the right mix of retail stores, digital channels and our phone-based care team,” Collins said in an emailed statement.
The closure will leave San Francisco with 11 remaining AT&T stores, including one nearby on Market and Fremont streets. All employees affected by the closure will be offered jobs at different locations throughout the city, Collins said. AT&T isn’t the only telecommunications giant making similar moves out of downtown: Last month, T-Mobile
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