Author: wshoulberg

Shed some tears, but mostly you should have genuine fears for what happens to Sears next. The pain and suffering is far from over. First

Our friend Fast Eddie Lampert has signaled game over for Sears. By bringing in a bankruptcy advisor, reportedly stopping paying vendors and indicating he is

For retailers — for generations — a surefire way to grow your business was to buy up a competitor and add their stores to yours.

So, the guys who destroyed Toys’R’Us by loading it down with impossible-to-service debt and then putting in management that was unable to figure out a

While most of the rest of the home furnishings retailing world (with the exception of Bed Bath & Beyond) is benefiting from favorable demographics, housing

The retailing business seems to take ghoulish delight in the macabre act of resurrecting dead retail brands and attempting to bring them back to life.