Why the end is likely near for Sears

A last great hope for the chain failed to deliver.
From The Times
January 4, 2026

A decade after an investment firm was created to help save Sears from its demise, both companies are now in their last gasps.

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The end is likely near for what was once the mightiest American retailer. →

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