Any ideas as to why latest stores are not yet added to SB360s list? They only have the 29 previously announced stores, but not the latest 3.
https://www.sb360.com/select-projects/events/sears/
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Thank you for that breaking update. Now I can finally sleep tonight.
They now officially removed the stores from the April 18 round from this list. There are only 11 stores listed that are currently liquidating.
Me either
Wasn't me.
Thank you Ron.
Thanks for that. I contacted SB360, and asked them if they could remove the "already closed" stores from their list, and they did that. So now that list contains 32 locations that are currently closing. But we can expect a large number of those to drop off, Next Week, after the April 18 round wraps up and closes down. Usually, after liquidation ends, within Few Days, SB360 will delete the closed stores, from the list. The liquidator's list will be further reduced after May 2, when the Kearny round of stores, drops off.
Thanks for that. I contacted SB360, and asked them if they could remove the "already closed" stores from their list, and they did that. So now that list contains 32 locations that are currently closing. But we can expect a large number of those to drop off, Next Week, after the April 18 round wraps up and closes down. Usually, after liquidation ends, within Few Days, SB360 will delete the closed stores, from the list. The liquidator's list will be further reduced after May 2, when the Kearny round of stores, drops off.
Ya, I noticed, as posted below, that in addition to adding the 3 newest stores (the 2 FL Kmarts & 1 CA Sears Grand), they also added the old stores from the 2020 round, which closed in February (Big Bear Lake, Mayaguez, etc). Those are long since closed, so no idea why they're added BACK to the list now.
It just got updated to include the 3 additional ones announced a couple of weeks ago. They also relisted old ones already closed for whatever reason.
SB 360 no longer applies should nice transformco is privately held
@drg Also at Cal Lutheran in California.
@ @sqn+1aaK6CPE, We always said Eddie would be a case study in “what not to do in business and leadership”. Glad to hear it’s actually come to fruition. Kudos to prof Koehn for educating others, hopefully she’s preventing another disaster.
SB360 is usually a few days behind in adding stores to their list.
HBS (Harvard Business School)
Professor Koehn at HBS covered Eddie Lampert's and Sears' failures today, and actually pulled up some choice postings on this site. It was amazing.
Ron, maybe you need to remind them again!
They always seem to lag behind updating their listings.
Today is Thursday unless you mean next week?
Liquidations start on Thursday.
Maybe they do not post them on their website until the actual liquidation event starts. You will need to ask SB if that is the way they operate.
Maybe their content manager person is out on vacation or sick. We don't know. Please ask them, not us.
Didn't claim you ran it. Just wondering if anyone had any theories or ideas why it wasn't done, that's all.
Ask SB. We here do not run/update their website.
Strange. I thought those started closing This Week already.