Much ink has been spilled over the last few years discussing and analyzing the great American “retail apocalypse.”
Every announcement that a retail chain is closing all or a portion of its stores triggers a tidal wave of stories crowning Amazon and the internet-based retail revolution it helped spawn with the laurel wreath of victory over its arch enemy, the traditional brick-and-mortar retail store.
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