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Sears Canada having earlier filed for bankruptcy has asked the court to liquidate its assets as it could not find a buyer.
6 Brands That Might Not Make It Through 2015?
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Canadians would have shopped there more if they could pronounce it.
Without the random "U" in the middle of the word, they just can't connect.
Without the random "U" in the middle of the word, they just can't connect.
Sears Holdings to close 63 more Kmart, Sears stores after holiday season; See the full list here
Yet again my Boca Sears lives to see another day.
Yet again my Boca Sears lives to see another day.
I hadn't heard about Mattel before.
I'm wondering what happens when all the department stores - that anchor malls - go under. What will that do to the already beleaguered mall?
I saw a similar article over the weekend in one of my social media news feed. But I couldn't find it.
I can totally go along with Sears and Kmart, since there only one Kmart left in the Phoenix area. That building looks like needs to close down.
I don't know how J.C. Penny's is on the list, the couple by me is always busy.
Somebody will buy out Mattel and save them, like whoever owns Hostess.
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I read that my Sears, that I'm always rambling about, recently sold their store real estate and now rents it back from some company. Apparently the mall management group is trying to kick Sears out and replace it with restaurants.
My mall is going through a bit of an upgrade but to me it seems kinda worthless. They installed this fancy LCD awning type deal in front of one of the main entrances that can change colors and patterns. It must have cost a ton cause it huge, like 3 or 4 of Semi's trucks could fit underneath it. It's nice but totally unnecessary.
There are two propose malls supposedly going to be built outside the Phoenix area. One was going to happen, but the bad economy stops it. Now they want to break ground again and the anchor's stores that are supposed to move in area Dillard's and Macy's. But Macy's is having issues, who knows Nordstrom could take it place, but they are a very expensive store.
In the past few years, at least 2 malls went under. One supposes to be torn down, to make room for business centers, hospital, hotels, apartments, etc. on the property. They already built a Wal-Mart where an anchor store was. The other mall is supposed to turn into some education college for medical and technology.
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That's probably Eddie Lambert's Sears Holdings. Hedge fund dude bought Sears, then gutted its most valuable asset (the real estate) and forced Sears to rent from his new holding company. He's burning Sears down to the ground.
This should get them back on track:
Barbie Heads Into New Ground With Hijab-Sporting Doll
Right in time for Christmas!
I wonder why they don’t make a Mormon Barbie with secret magic underwear
J. Crew will close dozens of stores by the end of January
They have been having a rough year. 161 million in losses so far.
company is committed to changing from a "traditional brick-and-mortar specialty retailer" to a "digital-first" business.
Yea, good luck with that.
They have been having a rough year. 161 million in losses so far.
company is committed to changing from a "traditional brick-and-mortar specialty retailer" to a "digital-first" business.
Yea, good luck with that.
Just using the term "digital-first" doesn't bode well.