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cheap coach sunglasses 1.2%. But the company expects to report net income in the range of $750 million to $830 million for the quarter, up from $648 million for the fourth quarter last year.Industry watchers say Sears chairman Eddie Lampert, a hedge fund manager with no retail experience, has been able to pull this off for the past two years by cutting costs. Some have sniped and wondered how long this can continue.Talk now is focused on what Lampert might buy next with all the cash he's amassed. The company expects to end the fiscal year with $3.5 billion in cash and cash equivalents.Jan. 15, 2007One of my favorite things about business reporting is the opportunity to hear stories from successful people who started companies. One of those moments happened on Sunday, here at the National Retail Convention at the Javits Center in New York City.Kenneth Cole, CEO of Kenneth Cole Productions, was on the stage, talking about how he started his company. Cole is famous for his fashion shoes and clothing, so the company name seemed odd to me when I saw it listed on the convention program.Here's where it came from:Back in the '80s, Cole started the business by ordering shoes to be made under the Kenneth Cole name at a factory in Italy. The factory was willing to give him credit, so that part wasn't difficult.Selling the shoes to retailers was more challenging. He was faced with the prospect of renting rooms at the Hilton Hotel in New York, along with hundreds of other shoe manufacturers, and competing for the attention of the buyers for the retail chains. Or he could spend even more and rent a showroom on Sixth Ave., near the