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Kmart to buy Sears in $10.85 billion deal
Kmart to buy Sears in $10.85 billion deal. Click to enlarge photo. By Belinda Goldsmith
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Globeinvestor.com: Kmart to Buy Sears in $11.5 Billion Deal
Kmart to Buy Sears in $11.5 Billion Deal. Wednesday, November 17, 2004. By Belinda Goldsmith...
Portsmouth Herald National Business News: Kmart to buy Sears in $11B
Print this Story Email this Article. Kmart to buy Sears in $11B deal ... From wire and staff reports...
Globeinvestor.com: Kmart to Buy Sears in $11.5 Billion Deal
Kmart to Buy Sears in $11.5 Billion Deal. E-mail this Article. Print this Article ... 14:41 EST Wednesday, November 17, 2004. By Belinda Goldsmith...
XTRAMSN: Money: Sharetrading: Kmart To Buy Sears In US$10.85b Deal
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ABC News: Kmart to Buy Sears in $11.5 Billion Deal
Kmart to Buy Sears in $11.5 Billion Deal...
Kmart to buy Sears for $11 billion - The Washington Times: Business
Kmart, which emerged from bankruptcy just last year, announced yesterday it would buy Sears for $11 billion to create the country's third-largest...
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