
Malls Adopt New Technologies, Enter the Digital Age (Finally!)
Malls are adopting new technologies, such as livestreaming and loyalty programs, to better monetize their real estate and enter the digital age.
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Malls are adopting new technologies, such as livestreaming and loyalty programs, to better monetize their real estate and enter the digital age.

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Service brands continue to grow, appealing to existing and new franchisees with lower costs, fewer employees, and simpler business models.

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