As pandemic restrictions end, stores are mounting a comeback
When millions of locked-down Americans went online during the Covid-19 pandemic, it looked like the possible start of a permanent shift in consumer behavior.
Just like working and watching movies at home, shopping at home was a faster, safer and easier alternative to trekking to an actual store. Companies like Amazon.com Inc., PayPal Holdings Inc., Shopify Inc. and Wayfair Inc. and others notched
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