ANOTHER 63 SEARS, KMART STORES TO CLOSE BY JANUARY
by Stephen Garner
Nov 06, 2017
These actions aim to facilitate the transformation of Sears from a store-based, asset-intensive business model into a membership-focused, asset-light business model.
Read MoreThe letter of credit, which was provided by ESL Investments, provides the company with additional liquidity to fund its operations.
Read MoreThe year-over-year decline in revenues was primarily driven by having fewer Kmart and Sears full-line stores in operation, which accounted for $323 million of the decline.
Read MoreThe company, whose divisions include Sears and Kmart, also reported a significant decrease in comparable store sales.
Read MoreThe Illinois-based retailer will elevate its apparel offering by creating shop-in-shops full of unusual European and Latin American brands.
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