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Direct Answer
Retail businesses are customer-facing operations built around a suitable space, products, service and cleanliness. The documented source lists gift shops, clothing, liquor, supermarkets, fast food, jewelry, bookstores and florists among the retail family.
Confirmed facts for this question
- The documented retail list includes gyms, wholesalers, fast food, coffee shops, produce stores, supermarkets, florists, hairdressers, gift shops, bookstores, liquor, nightclubs, jewelry, electronics and clothing.
- The business-type source highlights cleaning and customer service as typical needs and recommends security for high-value products, while exact unlocks can differ by version.
Treat retail as a family of operating patterns
The documented retail list includes gift shops, clothing, liquor, supermarkets, fast food, jewelry, bookstores, florists, cafés, gyms and more. The common staffing signal is cleaning and customer service, with security suggested for high-value goods; the exact mix changes by store type and version.
That means “retail” is a useful category page, not a single layout. Choose the business first, then identify its product group, service station, capacity and delivery needs. The list includes types that were progression-sensitive in Early Access, so the current 1.0 interface should settle availability.
- Use the business type to scope the next detailed guide.
- Plan service and cleaning before decorative upgrades.
- Add security when the product value and current rules support it.
- Do not copy one retail layout to every store.
Practical Setup
Use the answer as a decision frame
This is an overview page, so the useful result is a clear mental model and a next action. It is not a promise that every related system, business type or future update is covered here.
- Identify which part of the topic matters for the current save: identity, system role, comparison or next destination.
- Start with the confirmed description rather than an older Early Access label or an unsupported community shortcut.
- Connect the topic to the adjacent system named in the evidence, such as a business, employee, property or supply decision.
- Use the current in-game panel or official listing for the final name, availability and version check.
- Save a useful note about the version and source date if the topic will guide a later investment.
Checks before you commit
- Does the answer match the player’s actual question?
- Is the practical recommendation clearly separated from a sourced fact?
- Could a later patch change the label, list or status?
- Is a related guide a better destination for the next detailed step?
Limits and Version Notes
Some documented lists carry Early Access-era unlock notes, and the exact catalog can change. Treat the type list as a current source guide and verify the selection screen in your 1.0 save.
What not to assume
- Treating a comparison as proof that two games or systems are identical.
- Using an old Early Access description as the current baseline.
- Adding an exact value when the matching material does not supply one.
Sources
The current baseline is full-release 1.0. Official listings, community pages and videos keep their original status below; a community result is a reference point, not a guaranteed rule.
Continue with a related guide
These same-locale pages cover the next decisions that connect to this topic.