Telecommunications company AT&T announced Thursday it was closing its Union Square store on August 1.
The downtown exodus continued Thursday as another flagship store in San Francisco is closing its doors.
Telecommunications company AT&T announced Thursday it was closing its Union Square store on August 1.
A spokesperson said that consumer shopping habits have changed and it must change with them.
All employees affected will be offered jobs at different locations throughout the city
AT&T isn’t the only telecommunications giant making similar moves out of downtown San Francisco.
Last month, T-Mobile closed its store in Union Square.
In all, more than a dozen national retailers have left San Francisco so far this year.
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