RadioShack Corp.’s unsecured creditors say that the retailer should have left a suicide note instead of a trail of unanswered questions about opportunities missed to save the business, the Wall Street Journal reported today. With more than 1,700 stores already being liquidated, the rest of the iconic retailer is headed toward the bankruptcy auction block. It’s a process that unsecured creditors say might have worked last year as part of a measured turnaround effort. Instead, they say, hedge funds engineered a bankruptcy crash landing designed to favor RadioShack’s top-ranking lenders, including the big shareholder that is poised to buy some of the company at a fast auction, Standard General LP.
