sphipps
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The general public perceives Radio Shack as a hobbyist store. No matter what Radio Shack does to restructure themselves in today's retail economy... they will always be perceived as a hobbyist store as long as they're known as Radio Shack. Since there are basically no hobbyists left among the general public... Radio Shack is finally coming to an end after suffering a slow death since at least the year 2000.
All that has kept Radio Shack alive this long is banking on tradition and assets that were accumulated during the 70's and 80's "heyday" years.
The new CEO's plans to sell Beats By Dr. Dre and clear acrylic acoustic speakers in bringing the company back to profitability are pretty ridiculous. I doubt even the brightest CEO's in the country could help Radio Shack successfully restructure. This is truly a losing battle just like Montgomery Wards. The name and tradition behind it will keep lenders at your disposal for quite awhile... but they will finally get the message.
All that has kept Radio Shack alive this long is banking on tradition and assets that were accumulated during the 70's and 80's "heyday" years.
The new CEO's plans to sell Beats By Dr. Dre and clear acrylic acoustic speakers in bringing the company back to profitability are pretty ridiculous. I doubt even the brightest CEO's in the country could help Radio Shack successfully restructure. This is truly a losing battle just like Montgomery Wards. The name and tradition behind it will keep lenders at your disposal for quite awhile... but they will finally get the message.
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