RadioShack Expanding to Target Stores with Kiosks
July 30th, 2010 admin
RadioShack has announced plans to expand its mobile phone retail footprint by installing kiosks inside Target stores. The kiosks will be branded “Bullseye Mobile” and won’t be identified with RadioShack. The kiosks will be installed in most of Target’s … (follow link to read)
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