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ARQS Portfolio Expands Its Digital Storefront Operations

ARQS is building a multi-brand digital commerce operation across its portfolio, with Shopify-backed storefront activity supporting ARQS products, Jason’s Place, Townline and publishing-related commerce. The expansion gives individual brands clearer product identities while connecting them to shared ecommerce infrastructure.

By West Coast News
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ARQS is building a multi-brand digital commerce operation across its portfolio, with Shopify-backed storefront activity supporting ARQS products, Jason’s Place, Townline and publishing-related commerce. The expansion gives individual brands clearer product identities while connecting them to shared ecommerce infrastructure.

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The development is part of a broader effort to give ARQS portfolio businesses distinct customer-facing identities while using shared technology, creative, media and commercial infrastructure.

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