… We propose a heuristic for solving the store liquidation problem and evaluate the … our
approach could improve net recovery on cost (ie, the profit obtained during a liquidation stated as a …

… store closures are often followed by liquidation sales. For example, in May 2016, after a failed
reorganization, Sports Authority immediately started liquidating all 463 stores (… improve the …

… cost-effective liquidation and by tempering the potential for inequities in the process of
liquidation. The most general problem with that arrangement is that forced liquidation has little to …

… how data can be used to improve assortment, pricing, and store closing, and to quantify the
… store liquidation problem extensively, and identified ways in which the process of liquidation …

… between liquidation revenue and several key elements of the liquidation problem via both
… For example, retailers such as Best Buy have liquidation stores on eBay, and sites such as …

… as Best Buy have liquidation stores on eBay, and sites such as uBid.com often liquidate
previous … is the ability to consolidate inventories across stores and sell them to a wider consumer …

… Retailers in bankruptcy proceedings frequently use liquidators to conduct store-closing
sales… bidding from liquidators may be a sign of the quality of a retailer's wares, improving the …

… The second study introduces the retail store liquidation problem to the literature, presents
a model for improving pricing, inventory, and store closing decisions during liquidation, and …

… For example, Sears' level of crisis has resulted in liquidation of proprietary brands such as
… in obsolete locations or because of poor performance in an effort to cut costs and improve …

… retailers are improving profitability by closing some stores, adjusting … stores and total
liquidation of assets. Both profitable and unprofitable stores are closed in court-ordered liquidations, …