In early 2010, Sears still employed 322,000 people, or more than 10 times as many as Amazon. Since then, Sears has shed more than 180,000 jobs, in part as it spun off its Canadian stores , Lands ...

Sears Canada, which claims to have the country's most popular and varied retail website, said Wednesday that Amazon Services Inc. will assemble a new Sears-branded site using Amazon technology.

Sears is expanding the list of stores where customers can get their vehicles serviced with tires purchased on Amazon. The retailer's auto division announced a deal in May to begin offering the ...

But Sears' Auto Centers will install all tires purchased on Amazon, whatever the brand, for a fee. The announcement pumped some needed life into Sears stock, lifting shares 19% in midday trading ...

Shoppers who buy tires from Amazon will now be able to have them installed at local Sears Auto Centers across the country. But while the expanded program may be a convenience for customers, it's ...

Sears said on Thursday that it will start selling its full line of Kenmore-branded appliances on Amazon, in an attempt by the struggling retailer to bolster sales. Shares of Sears jumped 22% in ...

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Sears is getting a lift from what is perhaps the company's greatest nemesis. The iconic retailer reached a deal with Amazon to install tires which are purchased on Amazon's website.

Sears is listing more products from its best-known brands on Amazon.The Hoffman Estates-based retailer will begin selling DieHard auto products through Amazon less than six months after it began ...

Sears Holdings Corp. kicked off its biggest rally in almost two months after agreeing to sell its Kenmore appliances on Amazon.com, a reassuring sign for a retailer that’s been rattled by e ...

Sears Was the Amazon of Its Time—Until It Made Preventable Mistakes. In the middle of the 20th century, Sears accounted for a full percentage point of U.S. GDP.