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Sears Holdings Corporation

A retail holding company that ran the Sears and Kmart department store chains, selling everything from appliances and tools to clothing and home goods under brands like Kenmore, Craftsman, and DieHard. It was formed in 2005 when hedge fund manager Eddie Lampert merged the two struggling retail giants. The company's roots trace to 1886, when railroad agent Richard Sears resold a shipment of unwanted watches and later teamed up with watchmaker Alvah Roebuck — their mail-order catalog became so beloved in rural America that it was nicknamed the "Wish Book."

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