…or maybe that should be moron sears. The stock went up on news that the credit division may be sold, but I already pointed out that a focus on retailing may be a bad idea. Adam Lashinsky seems to agree. He asks: The company speaks of "unlocking" the value of its retailing unit by jettisoning the credit-card operation. But what if the key opened the door that revealed a retailer that truly isn't worth anything? My thoughts exactly.
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