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TWO INVESTORS BUY 6% OF KMART STOCK.(Ronald Burkle and Kenneth Abdalla)(Brief Article)

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Publication Date: 17-JAN-01
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COPYRIGHT 2001 Fairchild Publications, Inc.

NEW YORK -- Two Los Angeles area investors have purchased 6 percent of Kmart Corp.'s common stock.

Having made purchases as early as last October and as recently as last Friday, Ronald Burkle and Kenneth Abdalla have acquired more than 29 million shares of Kmart stock, according to a 13-D filing with the Securities and...

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