According to 24/7 Wall St., these 10 brands will cease to exist* by 2014. Name them. (a couple hints inside)
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TWuG
May 28 '13, 07:38
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* Defined by these criteria:
Declining sales and losses;
Disclosures by the parent of the brand that it might go out of business;
Rising costs that are unlikely to be recouped through higher prices;
Companies that are sold;
Companies that go into bankruptcy;
Companies that have lost the great majority of their customers; and
Operations with withering market share.
Hints:
A couple magazines
A pair of automakers
A couple of consumer electronics items
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Responses:
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Here's the article. The one's not guessed: Volvo, Martha Stewart Living, Leap Wireless -- (link)
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TWuG
May 28, 08:17
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Final hints: The cell provider has "Wireless" in the name. The auto maker is Scandinavian. The camera company has a Greek God-related name. The mag
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TWuG
May 28, 08:08
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More hints: The automaker is European. There's a sports league on the list. A cell provider and an internet deals site. A camera company. A home
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TWuG
May 28, 08:00
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Magazines, huh? Horse and Hound? -- nm
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Inigo
May 28, 07:50
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Royal Carribbean.
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David
May 28, 07:49
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Barnes & Noble is always on this list -- nm
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MDH
May 28, 07:49
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was it Mitsubishi that announced it was leaving the US auto market, i think it was, so them. -- nm
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tRuMaN
May 28, 07:43
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I bet someone said Blackberry :( -- nm
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Walt_Disney
May 28, 07:42
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US Airways -- nm
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ty97
May 28, 07:41
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considering all its problems recently, jc pennys seems like a good choice. -- nm
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tRuMaN
May 28, 07:41
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Kmart/Sears -- nm
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Bacon
May 28, 07:40
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Local radio station went over the list this morn (so I won't post) - but I was very surprised by a couple of these -- nm
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decline
May 28, 07:40
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