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Published October 14, 2008 at 2:27 pm by Ken Hawkins.
Filed in: Business, News, peninsula, Miostile, King Street, Internet, Economy, Downtown, business closing.
King Street business saves a bundle by going online only
Higher-end King Street business Miostile is turning to online to stay profitable as business slows: They’re ditching their retail store and turning to their Web site for an online-only presence.
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But this may not be a case of physical stores not being profitable, as much as online being far better to Miostile.
Head over to the Charleston Regional Business Journal for the story.
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