 of losses deepened by a sales strategy focused around smartphones, which failed to improve revenue over the past two years. RadioShack executives last year suggested the company would resist downsizing its store footprint as they focused most of their attention on reinventing the brand's image. Stores might close in one section of a neighborhood to set up shop in more highly trafficked locales, but the number of outlets would stay the same, they had previously said. "I think we're a 4,000-plus network," RadioShack Chief Executive Joe Magnacca said in a November interview. "My job is to make sure that we've got the market covered."

That, or a '0-precisely network.' And while the Shack struggles to find just what market it is that it covers, if any, the population will enjoy how it spends several months of cash flow on amusing Super Bowl gimmick ads such as this one which is a fitting - and hilarious - epitaph of what happens to every retailer that stop adapting to its current environment.

Finally, while the ultimate fate of Radioshack is quite clear to most, a far more important topic is what happens to all the commercial real estate secuiritizations and/or malls that currently have a RSH location which is about to shutter. Then again, this is the new normal, and things such a fundamentals and cash flows are merely an irrelevant footnote. An anarchy-friendly theme park? A fun day out for the whole family that features book burning, a puppet Jimmy Savile, and political commentary? “Dismaland,” a temporary art installation recently unveiled in the U.K., could only be the work of Banksy, the anonymous street artist whose guerilla artworks frequently sell for six figures at auction despite his best efforts.

Constructed as a decrepit interpretation of the happiest place on earth, and based in the seaside town of Weston-super-Mare, the “bemusement park,” as it’s called, is ironically billed as “the latest addition to our chronic leisure surplus,” as well as “an art show for the 99 percent.” Dismaland, which opened Thursday, features attractions including a grinning Grim Reaper sitting in a bumper car, paparazzi snapping shots of a deceased Cinderella after a pumpkin-carriage crash, and a butcher making lasagna out of carousel horses.

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of losses deepened by a sales strategy concenter around smartphones, which fail to improve revenue over the past two years. RadioShack executive last year indicate the party would resist downsizing its store footprint as they focused most of their care on reinventing the brand's image. Stores might close up in one section of a neighborhood to set up shop in more highly trafficked venue, but the number of outlets would stay the like, they had previously said. " I think we're a 4,000 - plus network, " RadioShack Chief Executive Joe Magnacca said in a November interview. " My occupation is to make sure that we've got the market covered. " 

 That, or a' 0 - precisely net.' And while the Shack struggles to find just what market it is that it covers, if any, the population will enjoy how it spend several months of cash flow on amusing Super Bowl gimmick ads such as this one which is a fitting - and hilarious - epitaph of what happens to every retailer that stop adapting to its current environment. 

 Finally, while the ultimate fate of Radioshack is quite clean to most, a far more important topic is what happen to all the commercial veridical estate secuiritizations and/or malls that currently have a RSH location which is about to shutter. Then again, this is the new normal, and things such a fundamentals and cash menstruation are merely an irrelevant footnote. An anarchy - friendly theme park? A fun day out for the whole kin that features book burning, a puppet Jimmy Savile, and political comment? “ Dismaland, ” a temporary artwork installation recently unveiled in the U.K., could only be the work of Banksy, the anonymous street artist whose guerilla artworks frequently sell for six figure at auction despite his best efforts. 

 Constructed as a creaky interpretation of the felicitous place on earth, and base in the seaside town of Weston - super - Mare, the “ bewilderment park, ” as it ’s called, is ironically billed as “ the latest accession to our chronic leisure surplus, ” equally well as “ an art show for the 99 percent. ” Dismaland, which open Thursday, features attractions including a grinning Grim Reaper sitting in a bumper car, paparazzi snapping shots of a deceased Cinderella after a pumpkin - carriage crash, and a bungler making lasagna out of carousel horses. 

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 of_losses deepened_by a sales strategy_focused around_smartphones,_which failed_to_improve revenue over_the past two_years. RadioShack executives last_year suggested the_company_would resist downsizing its store footprint as they focused most of their attention on_reinventing_the brand's_image._Stores_might close in one section_of a neighborhood to set_up shop_in more highly trafficked locales, but the number_of_outlets would stay_the same, they had previously said. "I think we're_a 4,000-plus network," RadioShack Chief Executive_Joe Magnacca said_in_a_November interview. "My job_is to make sure that we've_got the market covered."

That, or a_'0-precisely network.' And while the Shack struggles_to find just what market it_is that it covers, if_any, the_population will enjoy how it_spends several months_of cash_flow on amusing_Super Bowl gimmick ads such as_this one which_is a fitting - and hilarious_-_epitaph of what_happens_to_every retailer_that stop adapting_to_its current_environment.

Finally,_while the ultimate fate of Radioshack_is_quite clear to most, a far more_important topic is what_happens_to all the commercial_real estate secuiritizations and/or malls_that currently have a RSH location_which is_about to_shutter. Then again, this is the new normal, and things such_a fundamentals and cash flows are_merely an irrelevant footnote._An anarchy-friendly_theme_park? A fun_day_out for_the whole family that features book burning,_a puppet_Jimmy Savile, and political commentary? “Dismaland,”_a temporary art installation_recently_unveiled in the U.K., could only_be the work of Banksy, the_anonymous street artist whose guerilla_artworks_frequently_sell for six figures at_auction despite his best efforts.

Constructed as_a decrepit interpretation_of the happiest place on earth, and_based_in the seaside town of Weston-super-Mare,_the_“bemusement park,” as it’s called, is_ironically_billed_as “the latest addition to_our chronic leisure surplus,” as well_as “an art show for the 99 percent.” Dismaland,_which opened Thursday,_features attractions including a grinning_Grim_Reaper_sitting in a bumper car, paparazzi snapping shots of a_deceased Cinderella_after a pumpkin-carriage_crash, and a butcher making lasagna out of carousel horses.

A_sculpture of paparaz