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# Stores

There are several stores in the city. Each store provides products or services needed for the game progression.

1. **Miner Store:** Place to buy new miners, get the latest news and know the new technology advancements in the mining world. Factory stockholders will get a sales revenue share from these stores.
2. **Miner services:** These stores provide miner guaranty and services, including but not limited to Updating the miner framework, Fixing hardware failures, general services, and selling used miners.
3. **Decoration store:** By buying [decoration NFTs](https://minerio.net/Marketplace?tab=Decoration) from the marketplace, you can design your warehouse the way you like or the way your employees would enjoy. 
4. **Employment services:** You can employ workers for your mining site. Workers can automate tasks, Maintain hardware, Fix network glitches, Improve R.O.I, Manage power consumption, and do lots of other work.
5. **Robot store:** The assistant robots can do one task at the same time and they are very resourceful. You can buy new robots or upgrade your current robots in these stores.
6. **Uranium store:** There is no uranium store in the city. Uranium is a highly toxic material and should only be mined by special robots and get processed by the power plants into energy tubes.

![Robot store](/files/2A6aDYNOns1ggptVFYCS)

![Miner store](/files/XrIKjRuIom0k9T77YPfn) ![Uranium tube store](/files/pripjlXql9ncZXC81L7m)


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