Green steps up the pace

Article Abstract:

Sears, Roebuck and Co. Chief Executive Philip Green confirmed he had received a number of enquiries from people interested in purchasing the property division worth around 160 million pounds sterling. Sears was acquired by Green for 549 million pounds sterling in Jan 1999. It is estimated by the time Green has sold off all the businesses owned by Sears he and his backers, the Barclay brothers, will have made about 710 million pounds sterling. Part of the process of selling off Sears businesses has included its retail chains to Arcadia for 151 million pounds sterling.

Retail Store Chains, Divestiture Analysis, Finance, Retail industry, Retail trade, Behavior, Chain stores, Chief executive officers, Company Profile, Sears, Roebuck and Co., S, Divestiture, Green, Philip

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Highly insignificant F-ratios

Article Abstract:

An analysis of highly insignificant F-ratios is presented. Such statistics ocasionally developfor empirical studies. It is shown that setting thresholds for statistical values implies a fortiori null acceptance given the probability of a statistic with value smaller than its realized measure. In addition, the zero set at the disturbance spectrum origin may take on fractional or unit order.

Evaluation, Econometrics, Economic indicators

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A guide to U.S. military wings of the WWII era

Article Abstract:

Flight badges and wings of World War II are becoming popular collector's items. Tips on identifying wings, collection building, and avoiding counterfeit military insignia are given.

Armed Forces, Intellectual property, Collections and collecting, Decorations of honor

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