Generations ago--long before Jeffrey Preston Bezos was even a twinkle in his parents' eyes--Sears was the retail giant Americans turned to when they wanted to buy stuff. Sears evolved from a watch company to a mail-order catalog to a department store. Along the way, like Amazon today, Sears sold products as varied as books, bicycles,...
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June 26, 2018
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