When Sears Catalog Ruled America — Then Vanished Overnight
Sears was once the company that delivered almost everything to American homes — from toys and tools to entire houses. But in 1993, the retail giant shut down its legendary catalog, abandoning the very mail-order and home-delivery system that had made it powerful. Just 18 months later, Amazon was born. This is the story of how Sears built the future, then walked away from it.
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