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blogs.zdnet.com - 1/19/2009

If every day were a Circuit City liquidation sale…

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Circuit City stores are a bit busy as the company liquidates its inventory. Perhaps if there were a liquidation sale every day Circuit City would have survived. Circuit City said Friday it would liquidate and a day later its stores were bustling–at least in my locale. The lines were ...

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circuitcity.com - 1/16/2009

Circuit City

— circuitcity.com — Due to challenges to our business and the continued bleak economic environment, Circuit City is going out... of business and the company's assets will be liquidated to pay off creditors. The process was extremely difficult and we were left with no other ... (more) Circuit City

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news.cnet.com - 1/18/2009

Bedlam breaks out at Circuit City

— news.cnet.com — After Best Buy mega-stored Circuit City to oblivion, the hapless retailer has quickly gone to pieces. On... Friday, Circuit City said it was liquidating all of its stores . Then, on Saturday there was a big liquidation sale at my local Circuit ... (more) Bedlam breaks out at Circuit City

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money.cnn.com - 1/16/2009

Circuit City seeking to liquidate - Jan. 16, 2009

— money.cnn.com — NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- Bankrupt electronics retailer Circuit City Inc. said Friday it has asked for court... approval to close its remaining 567 U.S. stores and sell all its merchandise. The company said it has 34,000 employees."We are extremely ... (more) Circuit City seeking to liquidate - Jan. 16, 2009

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Long lines, few bargains as Circuit City fire sale begins
Yahoo! Tech Advisors — ... found long lines but a "sedate" scene in a south San Francisco outlet. While the lines were lengthy, real bargains were apparently in short supply. ZDNet reports that the most popular items—flat-panel TVs, gaming consoles, and iPods—were either just 10 percent off of had no discount at all, with furniture and cables (ho, hum) getting a 30-percent sticker-price shave. (And remember, liquidation items are often marked up before discounts are applied.) Circuit City—which has handed over operation of its remaining stores to four liquidation companies—expects the sales to ...