Sears, once the place to purchase home appliances, will soon have a smaller inventory to offer the few customers it has left: After a nearly century-long relationship, Sears and Whirlpool have cut ...

Sears Holdings has teamed with Amazon to sell and distribute Kenmore appliances through Amazon’s e-commerce network. Sears said in a press release that the partnership will ultimately include the full ...

Whirlpool just made it more difficult for Sears to recover lost market share in the appliance market — a historical strength for the retailer. According to the Wall Street Journal, Whirlpool CEO Marc ...

Sears Holdings (NASDAQ:SHLD) has severed a century-long relationship with Whirlpool (NYSE:WHR) due to a dispute over pricing, even as the floundering retailer struggles to fend off growing competition ...

Sears’ long-anticipated Chapter 11 filing, which arrived this morning in a federal bankruptcy court in White Plains, N.Y., after 10 straight years of losses, came as no surprise to the company’s ...

Sears Holdings (NASDAQ: SHLD) used to be the most popular destination for appliance buyers with its premier Kenmore brand and a 40% share of the market. However, as many investors know, time and ...

Sears Holdings (NASDAQ: SHLD) chairman and CEO Eddie Lampert seems to be having a run on good ideas this year. In addition to the sale of the Craftsman tool brand, licensing out the Kenmore name to ...

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Sears announced today that its Kenmore branded products will now be sold on Amazon, meaning it's now joining forces with the company that contributed to its downfall. It's no secret that Sears has ...

In the century before there was Amazon.com, it was Sears that was the everything store. With its vast inventory of tools, toys and even firearms, it upended local retailers. With its catalog model and ...