Day 93Late edition25¢
The Daily Close
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Cake shop opens in Greenwich Village

Few customers, high prices, and nothing much sold until the pastry chef arrived.
A cake shop lives on its reputation: loved, it sells several times what a middling one does. It is one of four kinds of shop a company can license, with the café, the bakery and the cookie kiosk. Each new kind needs an expansion, earned by opening three shops in a city.
Bakery throws away 40 loaves
Bread does not keep. A bakery bakes in the morning and throws away what is left at the close, so the owner has to choose how much to bake.
Machine down at Blok M
The espresso machine is running at half speed. Pay for a repair today, or wait three days for the part. One decision like this lands every day.
Kiosks take the campus
A cookie kiosk takes a pitch beside the shops, not a shop's place. Low rent, cheap cookies, and a low ceiling.
Rival opens on Wall Street
Streets nobody trades on are taken by rivals. Open first, or lose the place.
Shop closes after three days in the red
Bills are paid in full. Cash can run out, and the bank will lend, at a price.
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