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Sharing a shop with a related business. Good or Bad?
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[QUOTE="Etini, post: 342056, member: 90141"] The cost of shop rents are increasing in astronomical rates. For business that still operate in. Physical shops, it would make economic sense to find a related business and share a shop. With that, you would minimize the costs of paying rents for a shop. For instance, a fashion design business can share a shop with a laundry business. Since the two of them are all about clothes, they can work on same projects even though they have separate businesses. Sharing a shop with a related business gives the advantage of minimizing the costs of sustaining and maintaining a shop for the two businesses. [/QUOTE]
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