Sears/Kmart is being managed to wind down, so there is no future there. There is no plan to save or regrow. The plan is to sluff off as they sell off brand names and dismantle the place.
Wife enjoyed shopping at Kmart, then Target.
I got a Sears credit card because I accumulated some tools....
Kmart closed long time ago, Target left town a couple years ago.
The big Sears in the city a half hour away closed a year ago. Since then, I have been inundated with emails on wonderful deals on Sears clothes and jewelry and footwear. Maybe if they had been doing that back when we had a big Sears store nearby??? Duh.
Oddly, we still have a small franchise Sears store in my smaller town. They sell appliances and tools. My understanding is these are independent stores, not owned by the big Corp, and so are not so much subject to the massive closings? Tho some day, the name will just fade away, and the franchises will have to decide if thry keep going with new lines or fold as well.....
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