Thread regarding Sears layoffs

The only part of the WSJ article that REALLY matters

A group of lenders, including Bank of America Corp., Wells Fargo & Co. and Citigroup Inc., are pushing for the company to liquidate its assets under a chapter 7 bankruptcy filing, as opposed to reorganizing the business under chapter 11, this person said.

The banks are willing to provide debtor-in-possession financing but only enough for Sears to sell assets and inventory and close stores, some of the people said. The negotiations were ongoing Thursday, one person added.

and there you have your answers.

For those who don't know what Chapter 7 means, it's a complete wind down of operations and full liquidation. Eddie's rabbits are all gone.

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And what's really sad, is that Eddie Rabbit died over 20 years ago.

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It should come as no surprise that the company would go directly to CH 7.

An out of court CH 11 type of reorganization has been going on unsuccessfully for years now.

The much smaller store base should have been implemented years ago with online for those who still like Sears & KMart.

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