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Jan
07
Jan
07
The tough economy has forced Americans to return $47 billion worth of Christmas presents. That's up $7 billion compared to last year. Some are using these returns to find great deals and turn their own finances around using a warehouse in Plainfield. In Plainfield, a warehouse is full of giant... read more →
Jan
07
An Indiana company is reaping the rewards of all those holiday returns and pulling in big profits from selling overstocked items, often at deep discounts. Liquidation.com's largest warehouses nationwide sits in Plainfield, Ind., Call 6's Rafael Sanchez reported. Overstocked items, returns that stores can't sell and damaged merchandise end up... read more →
Jan
05
It's a new year, but the weakest season for holiday retail sales since at least 1970 could worsen still. The ghost of Christmas past haunting store results is returns. The economic pinch "has created the expectation that this year's volume of returns will be up considerably," said Bill Angrick, chief... read more →
Jan
04
These are sunny days for the merchants of doom. Retailers across the nation may be going bankrupt, closing stores and watching unsold goods pile up, but that spells unprecedented buying — and selling — opportunities for the liquidators and salvagers who resell all that unwanted merchandise. Read the Article
Jan
01
Retailing has always been a gamble, with inventory management perhaps the consummate game of chance. In times of economic peril, the stakes are even higher. To quote a country-music legend: "You've got to know when to hold 'em, know when to fold 'em, know when to walk away, know when... read more →
Dec
31
KB joined Mervyns and Linens 'n Things in shutting down in what was a grim 2008 for retailers. And retailers' pain is only expected to continue, said Bill Angrick, chief executive officer of Washington, D.C.-based Liquidity Services, Inc., which markets and sells retail assets. Angrick expects as many as 2,600... read more →
Dec
29
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26
Nov
29
Worried about getting stuck with too much merchandise, many retailers are already selling shipments of computers and other high-priced items to liquidators, even before sending them to stores. Bill Angrick, the chief executive of Liquidity Services Inc., a firm that takes excess inventory from dozens of Fortune 500 retailers and... read more →