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Stadia, video games as a servicehttps://www.forbes.com/sites/paultassi/2019/06/07/xbox-one-and-ps4-dont-need-to-fear-google-stadia-which-is-mired-in-contradictions/#6a532b0c5d86Google is stepping into the console wars with a streaming video game system that needs more bandwidth to work than most households have in the US. Stadia is scheduled to launch in November 2020 for a price of $130 for the console which includes 3 months of the service after that only $10 month. Amazon shuts down Sparkhttps://m.economictimes.com/magazines/panache/amazon-shuts-down-spark-less-than-two-years-since-its-launch/amp_articleshow/69799012.cms#referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com&_tf=From%20%251%24sAmazon shut down Spark a social media site which is patterned on Instagram. Spark was supposed to be a social media site set up to share experiences about products but nobody cared so now it is gone.Some online retailers are going from clicks to brickshttps://www.reuters.tv/v/PQAp/2019/06/15/retail-apocalypse-not-so-fastIkea is opening some appointment only small stores in big cities, Wayfair looking to open up some brick-and-mortar stores along with Casper and 95% of gen Z or say they visited a mall in the last 3 months. Maybe, brick-and-mortar isn't quite dead yet.