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When Jeff Bezos first launched Amazon.com in 1994, he gave himself a 30 percent chance of success — slightly better than the 1 in 10 odds for internet startups.“That’s actually a very liberating expectation, expecting to fail,” he told Time magazine when it named him Person of the Year in 1999.By then, sales had ticked past $1 billion, but the company had yet to turn a profit. Some analysts remained skeptical that Bezos could deliver
Tiny Bigs, a cocktail bar located in the lower Queen Anne neighborhood, closed in late 2016.
The Half Price Books University District location closed in April of 2017.
Love Zone, an adult sex shop, closed in late 2016.
After being in business for 10 years, Fast Girl Skates closed its doors permanently in September of 2016.
After 40 years in operation, Harvard Exit, a participating theatre in the Seattle International Film Festival, closed its doors in January of 2014.
Nitelight closed in May of 2016.
The Kidd Valley Queen Anne location closed in 2014 to make way for a CVS.
The Streamline is not entirely accurate. It moved and took over Jabu's Pub on Roy St., so in effect we lost Jabu's.
Ah, okay. Thanks for the info! <3
Uh, oh. It looks like another Seattle gem may be biting the dust...
Bauhaus' Ballard location closed unexpectedly in December of 2015, due to unknown reasons.
All three of Bauhaus' locations - Greenlake, Ballard and Capitol Hill - closed unexpectedly in late 2015, due to "unforeseen circumstances."
#tbt Check out these then and nows of famous brand logos!
Gibson’s Bar and Grill, or Gibson’s “house” was a popular bar that hosted regular garage rock and punk bands. After a earthquake damaged the building in 2001, the bar closed. The building now hosts a restaurant.
Photo courtesy of 10 Things Zine
http://10thingszine.blogspot.com/2007/07/gibsons.html
