This morning's announcement that Sears was filing for bankruptcy protection validated predictions retail analysts have been making for some time now that legacy retailers, saddled with mall locations and a dated reputation, ultimately could never compete with nimble, younger entities like Target and, of course, Amazon. Sears said it will close 142 of its stores,...
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October 15, 2018
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