The aging electronics retailer will be reimagined as a slimmed-down electronics convenience store, selling mobile phone accessories and other small items that consumers may not want to wait to order from online rivals like Amazon.
Larger, more expensive electronics such as laptops and digital cameras won’t be part of RadioShack’s new inventory, which will shrink its number of product lines.
About 1,440 stores will be co-branded with Sprint, which will take over RadioShack’s mobile phone business. The hope is that the Sprint stores will help drive consumers into those locations.
Electronics. Pre-paid cellphones starting at $15. RadioShack filed for bankruptcy in February 2015, and the 94-year-old electronics retailer is navigating through bankruptcy with a new purpose. The company, which sold ham radio parts and CB radios to generations of Americans, has received U.S. bankruptcy court approval to move forward with plans to create a slimmed-down […]
This was the location in North Koreatown / East Hollywood. The other Koreatown location of Radioshack in Koreatown was on Wilshire, near Mariposa. RadioShack filed for bankruptcy in February 2015, and the 94-year-old electronics retailer is navigating through bankruptcy with a new purpose. The company, which sold ham radio parts and CB radios to generations […]
