RadioShack has nearly been picked clean, with corporate scavengers putting prices on just about everything of value left at the once-proud company, according to a Bloomberg News analysis yesterday. All that's left are the rights to reuse the name itself in the U.S. — and the names of millions of RadioShack shoppers. The defunct electronics retailer is selling those off in what should be the last major action in its bankruptcy proceedings. Bids are due today, and an auction will follow next week, if there are multiple bidders. A court hearing to approve the sale could take place on May 20.
