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The Latest. Filed under: Trends The Corner Store, Curated As new, cool food brands have popped up all over Instagram, so have brick-and-mortar stores dedicated to collecting them all in one place By Rachel del Valle. Plenty of employees quit of their own volition — the writing was on the wall — and they were not replaced. The posh offices were feeling very empty. The head of catering left. The merchants left. Our corporate chef left. What went wrong?
How could an iconic brand reach so high and fall so low? The recent struggles follow a long history of financial trouble. Pace Development Corp. Before that, it had been owned by Leslie Rudd, an entrepreneur from Kansas. Now there are dozens of places to purchase caviar, fine cheese, and quality olive oil in stores and online. From Whole Foods to Fresh Direct, these products are more ubiquitous than ever before. Retailers are facing debilitating challenges across sectors.
Now their entire e-commerce operation is shut down. That fancy office I loved is long gone, as are pretty much all of the people I worked there alongside. But as the market expanded to more and more locations, there were fewer potential customers.
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The luxury food-chain has closed multiple stores in the last few months and has recently failed to pay some of its vendors, The New York Times reported. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories. The building that housed the grocery store was magnificent and is actually designated as a landmark in the Soho Cast-Iron Historic District. The interior of the store was similarly magnificent and had marble floors and elegant white columns throughout. But the store was markedly empty.
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