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    Kmart & Sears Essay

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    KmartSears and ESL: How a Hedge Fund Became one of the World’s Largest Retailers 1. Describe recent trends in the hedge fund and private equity industry and the growing overlap between the two.  A: Hedge funds‚ historically‚ were more interested in the buying and short selling of defaulted or near-default bonds within a few weeks or months. This strategy was more of a short-term‚ exit-focused strategy. Now‚ however‚ some hedge funds are becoming more interested in the restructuring and long-term

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    Sears Kmart Merger

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    at both Sears and Kmart‚ the two have decided to merge creating one entity named Sears Holdings. Kmart has agreed to buy Sears for $11 Billion. This puts Sears Holdings at the third largest retailer behind Wal-Mart and Home Depot. Although Wal-Mart is a direct competitor with KmartSears Holdings goal is not to compete with Wal-Mart directly‚ but find areas that have been overlooked by other retailers‚ and take advantage of the expanded line of products the new company has to offer. Sears has had

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    Kmart ESl Sears

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    KmartSears and ESL: How a Hedge Fund Became one of the World’s Largest Retailers 1. Describe recent trends in the hedge fund and private equity industry and the growing overlapbetween the two. A: Hedge funds‚ historically‚ were more interested in the buying and short selling of defaulted ornear-default bonds within a few weeks or months. This strategy was more of a short-term‚ exit-focused strategy. Now‚ however‚ some hedge funds are becoming more interested in therestructuring and long-term

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    Merger Kmart Sears

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    close down each year due to other corporations taking over the market. So what can companies do in these cases? As Sears and Kmart have shown‚ a possible solution is a merger. A merger is "the combining of two or more entities into one‚ through a purchase acquisition or a pooling of interests." (Investorwords) It is thus evident that by joining forces‚ two companies like Sears and Kmart can increase their position in the market and stand a chance against other corporate giants like for example‚ Walmart

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    Kmart and Sears Merger

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    Abashidze Case #3: Kmart and Sears: still stuck in the middle? Kmart Company History Kmart had been established in 1962 by its parent company S.S. Kresge as a discount department store offering the most variety of goods at the lowest prices. Un- like Sears‚ the company chose not to locate in large shopping malls but to establish its discount stores in highly visible corner locations. During the 1960s‚ ’70s‚ and ’80s‚ Kmart prospered. Retail formats in operation Kmart – is a chain of discount

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    KMart VS Sears

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    Kmart and Sears: Still Stuck In The Middle? On January 22‚ 2002‚ Kmart Corporation became the largest retailer in U.S. history to seek bankruptcy protection. Kmart management said that they would outline a plan for repaying Kmart’s creditors‚ reducing its size‚ and restructuring its business so that it could leave court protection as a viable competitor in discount mass-marketretailing. Emerging from bankruptcy in May 2003‚ Kmart still lacked a business strategy to succeed in an extremely competitive

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     Acquisi‚on  of  Kmart  and  Sears   Who  knows?   Which  one  of  the  retailers  had  the   greatest  revenues  in  1987?   6/12/12   ESL’s  Acquisi‚on  of  Kmart  and  Sears   2   Agenda   1 2 3 4 5 Introduc5on  Kmart‚  Sears‚  ESL   Strategic  vs.  Financial  buyer   ESL’s  Acquisi‚on  of  Kmart     From  Kmart  to  Sears   Results  and

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    Kmart/Sear Case Analysis

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    Throughout the decades‚ Kresge rapidly expanded eventually opening the first Kmart store in 1962 in Garden City‚ Michigan. By 1966 there were more 160 Kmart stores in the US and Canada. In 1968 Kmart began airing TV commercials. In the 1970s‚ Kmart continued to expand opening 270 stores in 1976 alone. In 1977‚ S.S. Kresge changed its name to Kmart because 95% of its sales were coming from that branch. In the 1980s and early 90s‚ Kmart diversified by adding other retailers such as Walden Book Company which

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    Abstract Kmart a long standing discount retailer and Sears have merged to make up Sears Holdings Corporation. As the two struggling retailers combine forces‚ it will allow for both companies‚ now working as one to reemerge bigger and better than ever. Now they are in the process of restructuring their management structure‚ to hopefully be able to locate where their areas of weakness are. K-mart‚ one of the leaders in department stores‚ has been around for over 100 years. Although the company

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    On November 17th‚ 2004 Kmart and Sears publicly announced the impending merger of the two struggling companies to become Sears Holding Corporation. Kmart‚ for 11.5 billion dollars would be the buyer‚ however due to strong brand name recognition and history‚ Sears would be the face of the new conglomerate. At the heart of this merger was Edward Lampert‚ an extremely successful hedge fund manager who had made a name for himself by‚ purchasing companies in the red and making them profitable once again

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