By A Mystery Man Writer
When the coronavirus started spreading in the United States in March, Best Buy chief executive Corie Barry moved quickly.
As masks become ubiquitous amid the coronavirus pandemic, retailers are rushing to meet demand. CNN's Clare Sebastian reports.
Best Buy CEO Corie Barry decided to close stores in the early stages of the pandemic.
Best Buy has been one of the few retail winners in the pandemic.
Customers had to make an appointment to shop in May and part of June. CEO Barry said the experience was challenging.
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