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I'm David Brown, and this is Business Wars Daily, and it's just about the weekend, everyone.

Looks like we're going back to the future.

Online players are opening up brick and mortar stores or displaying their stuff in big box chains. The latest is online furniture giant Wayfair, which just announced two pop-up holiday

stores in Massachusetts and New Jersey. In 2002, founders Niraj Shah and Steve

Conine believe the then-crazy idea that shoppers would buy furniture online. Well, it turns out

they were right, but it's not easy. Yeah, the company had revenues of almost $5 billion last year,

but it has numerous competitors,

and even with billions in revenues, it still hasn't turned to profit.

Now the company is conceding that maybe some of us still want to see and touch a couch before we buy it.

Last year, Wayfair began offering 3D in-room imaging. Using its app,

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