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Greece s Retail Stores, Malls Open on Orthodox Palm Sunday for In-store Shopping

Ευρωκίνηση Retail stores, malls open on Orthodox Palm Sunday 11:00-18:00 for in-store shopping by appointment. (Phot by Eurokinissi/Panagiotis Stolis) 4/25/2021 Εθνικός Κήρυξ      ATHENS - Retail stores and supermarket stores opened 11:00-18:00 on Orthodox Palm Sunday (Vaion) for consumers, as part of the scheduling for the coming Easter holidays. Stores inside malls and discount villages will also operate on this schedule, as they reopened on Saturday to customers. All stores require appointments of customers ahead of time and a time limit of three hours in store, while owners are expected to impose additional restrictions on number of customers and to ensure masks are worn and social distancing observed.

Giant Food is celebrating 85 years in business this year

Giant Food is celebrating 85 years in business this year Amazon reveals eye-catching helix office tower for Virginia headquarters Amazon revealed plans for the next phase of its headquarters redevelopment in Virginia, featuring a signature 350-foot (107-meter) helix-shaped office tower that can be climbed from the outside like a mountain hike. The head-turning helix building is the centerpiece of the proposal that also features multiple 22-story office buildings in addition to those already under construction as the company looks to accommodate 25,000 new workers over the coming years in the Arlington County neighborhoods across the Potomac River from the nation s capital. US: Kroger to pilot self-checkout only grocery store in Dallas

Feature: Greeks cut back on holiday shopping because of pandemic

Adjust font size: ATHENS, Dec. 29 (Xinhua) The atmosphere is rather gloomy as last-minute shoppers fill Athens central market Varvakeios and the neighboring streets before New Year s Eve, when Greeks traditionally exchange gifts. Several shops remain closed, and only a few people carry bags, with most pedestrians sticking to just window-shopping. As Greek households incomes have been reduced dramatically this year due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the economy and uncertainty remains, most citizens cut back on holiday shopping by 35-50 percent compared to 2019, according to surveys. The market here in the city center has been affected tremendously because our customers are not from the neighborhood, Andreas Niotis, vice president of the Varvakeios Market, told Xinhua on Monday afternoon.

Feature: Greeks cut back on holiday shopping because of pandemic - Xinhua

Source: Xinhua| Editor: huaxia Video PlayerClose ATHENS, Dec. 29 (Xinhua) The atmosphere is rather gloomy as last-minute shoppers fill Athens central market Varvakeios and the neighboring streets before New Year s Eve, when Greeks traditionally exchange gifts. Several shops remain closed, and only a few people carry bags, with most pedestrians sticking to just window-shopping. As Greek households incomes have been reduced dramatically this year due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the economy and uncertainty remains, most citizens cut back on holiday shopping by 35-50 percent compared to 2019, according to surveys. The market here in the city center has been affected tremendously because our customers are not from the neighborhood, Andreas Niotis, vice president of the Varvakeios Market, told Xinhua on Monday afternoon.

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