BUSINESS
June 28, 1990 | From Associated Press
Hundreds of nostalgic, white-gloved matrons and sweaty bargain hunters swarmed into Garfinckel's department store Wednesday to offer last rites to the grand old lady of Washington retailers at a tumultuous liquidation sale.
BUSINESS
December 11, 1990 | JAMES F. PELTZ, TIMES STAFF WRITER
National Lumber, Pacific Stereo and Gemco are a few of the local retailers that have gone belly up in recent years. In those cases and many more, either Albert Nassi or David Buxbaum was called in to bury the remains. Nassi and Buxbaum are liquidators, who fly around the country to sell whatever inventory a failed retailer has left. It's a profession some might not have mentioned in polite conversation a decade ago. Nassi, president of Sam Nassi Co.
BUSINESS
December 11, 1990 | JAMES F. PELTZ, TIMES STAFF WRITER
National Lumber, Pacific Stereo and Gemco are a few of the local retailers that have gone belly up in recent years. In those cases and many more, either Albert Nassi or David Buxbaum was called in to bury the remains. Nassi and Buxbaum are liquidators, who fly around the country to sell whatever inventory a failed retailer has left. It's a profession some might not have mentioned in polite conversation a decade ago. Nassi, president of Sam Nassi Co.
BUSINESS
December 11, 1990 | JAMES F. PELTZ, TIMES STAFF WRITER
National Lumber, Pacific Stereo and Gemco are a few of the local retailers that have gone belly up in recent years. In those cases and many more, either Albert Nassi or David Buxbaum was called in to bury the remains. Nassi and Buxbaum are liquidators, who fly around the country to sell whatever inventory a failed retailer has left. It's a profession some might not have mentioned in polite conversation a decade ago. Nassi, president of Sam Nassi Co.