I don’t know why Target couldn’t do a small town format store, especially because they already have the smaller City Targets in downtown areas

I noticed in the Sears website a logo next to the “sears” type-it looks like a green flame. They bring out a new trademark the same time they are shutting down stores?

With the closing of the Prescott store, there will only be one full-line Sears in AZ, in Tucson. And there are no more K Marts here.

Or they change the design of the various storename logos to match the new Kroger logo-it happened in the 60s when Kroger bought the Wyatt chain in Texas-they brought out an oval logo with the same font style as the Kroger logo for a while until converting to the Kroger name.

Meanwhile Albertsons/Safeway in Arizona is bringing up their “local” image (since 1928) in their weekly ads.

As are Smith’s new weekly ad, except the main color is blue

Kroger is unifying the design for all of its various stores weekly print ads under the slogan “Fresh for Everyone”...could this eventually mean all of the regional brands become Kroger?

Could that new slogan be a part of the planned Kroger reimaging?

The newest JCP logo is in a red rectangle....how many times will Penney change it’s logo?

Supposedly they are reducing the various private label brands-and they have many. Walmart only has 3 private brands for food, Target only 4 for everything