Stanley Black & Decker (NYSE: SWK), New Britain, CT, has agreed to acquire the Craftsman brand from Sears Holdings for $900 million. The transaction provides Stanley Black & Decker with the rights to ...

Last week, Stanley Black & Decker announced it will purchase the Craftsman brand from Sears, allowing it to manufacture and sell Craftsman-branded products in non-Sears sales channels. The $900 ...

There was a time when one could not think of Craftsman without also thinking about Sears. That is because Craftsman was originally established as the department store's in-house tool brand, but that ...

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The Craftsman tool line has been around for almost a century, launching in 1927 as a house brand at Sears department stores. In time, Craftsman became synonymous with quality hand tools at reasonable ...

Wi-Fi has become a necessary part of everyday life. With more and more people working from home, having a poor Wi-Fi connection is increasingly becoming a serious issue. But if you have a bad signal, ...

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But the fact that Sears isn’t in bankruptcy is not a sign of health, according to experts. The company has made little effort to reinvigorate stores, grow sales or turn its failing business around. It ...

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