10 brands dead in 2012
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- i_monk
http://247wallst.com/2011/06/22/…
1. Sony Pictures
2. A&W restaurants
3. Saab
4. American Apparel
5. Sears
6. Sony Ericsson
7. Corn Pops
8. MySpace
9. Soap Opera Digest
10. Nokia
- anuncommonname0
I am the vulture that is circling AA.
Soap Opera Digest? Srsly, that shit is never gonna go away. There will always be old people.
- questine0
I hope for Crocs, Lady Gaga, Nooka.
- SrSamaurai0
add Research In Motion to that list
- as well as Magic JackSrSamaurai
- what?!? I had a friend who just got a RIM job...vaxorcist
- akrok0
saab just ran out of money. they can't even pay the employees. pretty bad.
- < didn't that happen to GM a while back?dbloc
- well, saab was doomed when GM bought them. wasn't a good match.akrok
- yes & we bailed them out..
they rich again. http://www.cnbc.com/…plash - truedbloc
- then that GM sold them. not sure why any one want buy a company that's going minus.akrok
- put GM's bailout, i am sure non of that went to saab. they had major problem with their own brands.akrok
- BUT. not put. lol.akrok
- dorf0
where's motorola?
- utopian0
and where is Yahoo?
- caput580
War on Terror
War on Drugs- forgot: Yes, we can.caput58
- what brand is that?akrok
- a government onecaput58
- The US Mexican Cartelutopian
- more lesscaput58
- dude. that's not a brand.akrok
- also, none of that will ever end.akrok
- i do tend to get confused with words and meaningscaput58
- "if it's launched it's a brand."caput58
- http://en.wikipedia.…caput58
- lol at the idea that the war on drugs is over, or anywhere near over. too too funny.chalk
- Jimbo820
Habitat
- Continuity0
I kind of have trouble taking a website that has one of those faux task bars with online poker adverts very seriously.
- maquito0
ffffound?
- autoflavour0
1. google
2. microsoft
3. apple
4. qbn.com
5. mcdonalds
6. starbucks
7. general electric
8. boeing
9. haliburton
10. nike
- Centigrade0
nokia... not a chance. Too big in africa and developing nations.
- mg330
Nokia seemed surprising as well. They're dropping Symbian and moving to Windows Mobile 7, a good move to at least adopt a better OS. I've tested mobile sites on Symbian and really didn't care much for it.
- i_monk0
The switch to Windows OS won't save Nokia, when Windows phones are less than 5% of the market (last I saw).
- Centigrade0
Nokia won't own the smart phone market. They''ll still dominate the global cell phone market.
- ukit0
I predict the death of 247wallst.com