Edward Lampert blamed for Sears’ decline
April 24, 2017
Retail industry experts, the New York Post reports, believe that Edward Lampert, the chairman of Sears Holdings who owns 48 percent of its stock, has slowly bled the company to point where it may no longer be a viable retailer.
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