San Franciso has long struggled to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic, and AT&T is just the latest in a string of companies to announce a reduction in its presence within The City.
Downtown San Francisco has encountered an additional setback in its ongoing struggles to return to its pre-COVID glory as yet another retailer plans to shutter its flagship store.
"Consumer shopping habits continue to change, and we’re changing with them," said AT&T spokesperson Chris Collins. "That means serving customers where they are through the right mix of retail stores, digital channels and our phone-based care team." Collins added all AT&T employees who will be affected by the store's closure will be offered positions at one of the other locations throughout the city.
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