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    The style later became a movement that tried to reform mass-produced objects that were result’s of industrialization. The designer’s motto were to embody art and ornamentation, making the pieces aesthetically pleasing, functional, and to preserve intrinsic quality of the material. (Blakesley 2006). The design became whole and each piece and space was fabricated to be individualistic within an overall piece of art; the rugs, furniture, art glass, etc. The movement took off and became in demand, making it become a steady flow of income for architects and designers that were part of the movement (Todd…

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    Why Did Sears Go Down?

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    major brands like Craftsman and Kenmore. Sears has made good investments and some investments that have not paid off so well. In 2004 Sears made one of the best deals that it could have made by purchasing Kmart after it went bankrupt. When the merger took place, Lambert rebranded Sears as Sears Holding. Sears Holding was valued at $11 billion and had 3,500 stores by February 2016 the company was valued at $1.6 billion a massive decline for such large corporation many experts agree that it is…

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    R & B Vs Hip Hop Analysis

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    sound in connection to a "blast" clamor. Gatherings and clubs indicate how this sound consolidated with music influences individuals. Alongside the group, the Hip-Hop melodies ' instrumentals, comprehensive of a base, makes individuals need to move; as likewise, the case with me. The instrumental likewise assumes a part in the vocalization of a melody, prompting to a craftsman 's way to deal with the tune. When I hear certain R&B beats, I consequently consider how I would sing on it and verses.…

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    physical locations, including both Sears stores and Kmart stores. Both divisions of Sears Holdings offer online shopping. Sears who began as a catalog business still offers a printed catalog. Sears Holdings markets a large variety of products at both Kmart and Sears. The expansive variety of products makes it difficult to determine the target market. In the early days of Sears, when it was a catalog business, their target market was adult, female, homemakers. Now, their target market is defined…

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    Sears Collection Scandal

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    This memo is a communication strategy for Mr. Arthur Martinez, Chief Executive Office at Sears, Roebuck Company a plan of action dealing with the collection scandal. I Nekitta Cannon Vice President of Communication have been asked by the company to provide advice on the issue being addressed. Sears Roebuck Company known to many as Sears is an American department store chain founded by Richard Warren Sears and Alvah Curtis Roebuck in the late 1800s. Richard Sears published an 80-page mail-order…

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    Sears Case Study Essay

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    A potential buyer for the Craftsman line would be Ace Hardware, due to their current strategic alliance. Black and Decker, another hardware company, has expressed interest in purchasing Craftsman. Selling these two assets would provide Sears with a much-needed source of income in the short term, enabling them to switch from a department store to an appliance store. Along with selling two of their best-known assets, Sears should also sell all of their automotive centers which would generate…

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    Sears

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    and large quantities of unsold inventory. This unfortunate event made Roebuck decided to leave Sears and move on. Sears offered Roebuck's half of the company to Chicago businessman Aaron Nusbaum, who brought in his brother-in-law Julius Rosenwald. In 1906, the success of the company and their dream for greater development led Sears and Rosenwald to take the company public, with an incredible $40 million in stock. In 1908 Sears resigned the presidency due to poor health. Rosenwald was named…

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    Sears Holding’s stock continued to decline from 2010 to 2015, during the time when the economy was rebounding from 2007/2008 market crash. Its share price declined from $68.21 on 9th Aug 2010 to $21.55 on 31th July 2015 while all of its industry peers have experienced significant growth. Following chart depicts the stock performance against its industry peers. Of the peers compared Macy’s gained almost 255% and Costco gained 145%. Wal-Mart also gained 38% growth. Sears on the other had is the…

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    Greene and Greene, Gamble House, Pasadena, 1908 Richard Neutra, Lovell Health House, Los Angeles, 1929 Chris Rice ARE 36 Compare and contrast the architects’ styles, views on architecture, and the attributes of the specific houses listed above. Discuss how these buildings compare to others of the same times period. At a quick glance, the Gamble and Lovell homes could not be more different and for the most part that is a correct evaluation. There are however some similarities. The…

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    challenges Sears was facing. Sears was being operated in a way that all department managers were responsible for their own product line, they all were also responsible for the development and achievement of common purpose and goals and is headed by CEO. Lampert changed the structure into a Hybrid Structure (which is described as a structure made up of the characteristics of various structures in order to meet the organization strategy needs). He divided the organization into 30 units clustered…

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