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To: no-s

Companies like Pier 1 will usually approach a large discount retailer to buy their inventory. There used to be a company here in New England called Building 19. Their motto was “good stuff cheap”. They would buy close outs like this. Maybe a company like “Ollies” will buy all their stock at $.10/dollar.
Overstock.com may also be interested in their entire inventory.
For a liquidation company, this makes more sense than keeping stores open, paying employees, electricity, insurance, etc.


105 posted on 05/20/2020 6:04:56 AM PDT by woodbutcher1963 (carpe diem)
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To: woodbutcher1963
Companies like Pier 1 will usually approach a large discount retailer to buy their inventory.

True, though it might turn out to be liquidate-in-place. The report was they want to auction off the IP by late June. If it's not bankruptcy they can do whatever they want and be quick about it.

107 posted on 05/20/2020 10:25:12 AM PDT by no-s
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