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Each user is allowed one ''wanted'' post for every ''offer'' post. Items can also be earmarked as available only to a not-for-profit cause. To find a Freecycle group near you, visit freecycle.org. The homepage lets you type in your location and then directs you to the nearest organization. Once there, users need to apply for membership and abide by the code of conduct. To date, Freecycle has more than four million members; they gave away more than 300 million pounds of items in 2007. .
Sears' Lewis to Step Down As CEO
And given the weak competitive position and struggles on the merchandising front, we're hopeful they'll find someone with experience in this area."Johnson, an executive vice president of supply chain and operations, joined Kmart in 2003 after working at French retailer Carrefour SA and consumer products maker Colgate-Palmolive Co.Meanwhile Monday, Sears disclosed in a regulatory filing that it may still be interested in acquiring trendy retro-themed retailer Restoration Hardware Inc., but for a lower price than its tentative $6.75-per-share November bid.Sears, which owns 13.7 percent of Restoration Hardware, said it was evaluating the latest private equity offer for the Corte Madera, Calif.-based company "in order to understand the implications for any deal that Sears Holdings might contemplate."Last week, Catterton Partners lowered its bid for the home-furnishing store by more than $2 per share to $4.50 per share, or about $179 million, amid a weak housing market.Sears shares, which reached a high of $195.18 in April, rose $1.28, or 1.3 percent, to $100.28 Monday.On the Net:http://www.searsholdings.comA service of the Associated Press(AP) Previous Page Subscribe Email Alerts » share: del.icio.us digg newsvine " onClick="return fbs_click()" target="_blank" class="fb_share_link"> facebook .
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