Despite a plethora of conflicting information, it appears the Walla Walla KMart store has survived the dozens of store cuts made across the country.
Despite hundreds of Sears and KMart stores being shuttered, a $4.4 billion dollar buyout by former CEO Eddie Lampert was formally approved earlier this spring by debtors, creditors and those overseeing the process...
So far 2019 has not been a good year for brick and mortar retailers so far Sears, Shopko and now Gymboree claiming bankruptcy and going out of business.
I don't know about you but I LOVE a great bargain and as sad as it is that Sears is leaving Columbia Center mall by March, the discounts will be huge! Here's what you can expect...
With the Kennewick Columbia Center Sears being the latest victim of the Sears Holdings bankruptcy, many are wondering what will happen to your card?
According to the financial website Clark.com, there are 5 likely scenarios;
your card might still work online
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Besides a long list of K Mart Stores, Sears Holdings (the parent company of the the two retail franchises) announced Friday 80 more Sears stores will close in March, including the Columbia Center location in Kennewick.
Sears has been fighting off bankruptcy for several years, in October they filed for Chapter 11 reorganizational bankruptcy in and order to try to save the chain...
Tuesday night, the Wall Street Journal reported Sears Holdings (the parent company of Sears and K-Mart) has hired a firm to being bankruptcy proceedings.
The report, which came after the markets closed on Wall Street, says Sears has hired M-III Partners to prepare the move, which could come as early as the end of this week...
According to CNN Money News, The Wall Street Journal and other financial experts, the future of retail giant SEARS is very much in doubt. Not just closing another round of stores, but the entire chain going the way of Sports Authority and Radio Shack.
There are very few things in this life worth going to prison for -- getting caught stealing a bunch of fancy underpants and then hissing and spitting like a wild-eyed alley cat in a desperate attempt to claw your way out of trouble definitely falls into that category.
In the past couple of years, some consumers have opted to skip using their credit cards in favor of putting things like school clothes or holiday gifts on layaway.
Now retail giant Sears is offering something else you can put on layaway: vacations.