In the early 2000s, which major music retailer saved itself from bankruptcy by dramatically shifting its store layout to feature listening stations, cafes, and performance spaces?

The music retail landscape has changed dramatically over the decades. From vinyl shops to digital streaming, companies have had to reinvent themselves to stay relevant. This poll tests your knowledge about a pivotal retail strategy shift that transformed a struggling music retailer into a cultural hub. How well do you know the business moves that shaped today's music retail experience?

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HMV with its 'Live Music Experience' rebrand
Tower Records with its 'Music & More' concept stores
Barnes & Noble with its 'B&N Music Hall' integration
Borders with its 'Borders Books, Music & Cafe' transformation