10 retailers shuttering stores

Some of these chains are dead, some are dying and some are reinventing themselves to survive -- but their convenient locations near you are vanishing fast.
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Jul 6, 2012 7:10AM
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The next time this list is revamped, Sears will be at the top.
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Thanks Nancy, Harry, Barack for ridding us of these Bourgeoisie capitalist pigs with fair gathering and sharing techniques defined by Mao and Joe.
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