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Closing Glance: Broadline retailers' shares decline



21 April 2008 @ 04:30 pm EST

NEW YORK (AP) - Shares of broadline retailers closed down on Monday, after Sears Holdings Corp. said Bank of America will not renew its $1 billion long-term credit agreement.

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SHLD 73.78 0.03
TGT 46.9 0.21
SKS 9.77 -0.22
COST 72.23 0.1

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The operator of Kmart and Sears stores said late Friday only $1.6 million in letters of credit were outstanding under that agreement, but shares fell sharply.

Here's how shares of major broadline retailers fared Monday:

Target Corp., down 5 cents to $54.55.

Costco Wholesales Corp., down 32 cents at $69.11.

Sears Holdings Corp., down $7.24, or 6.9 percent, to $97.48.

Saks Inc., down 1 cent to $12.72.

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