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Target Flops in Canada


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So I am aware  :shrug:

 

Then why don't they name just themselves "Zellers" instead of "Target Canada"? I'm not an economist, I'm just a Canadian. Your arguments can't sway me :spin: at the end of the day, I just don't like seeing these "Target"s on the streets of my city.

because its the same target company with the same shareholders :coffee:

 

plus Canadians had a good perception of target because of what they knew of the US... so why come to Canada and buy up a struggling retailer and keep the name?

 

what would be the advantage of buying up a struggling retailer and keeping the same and brand? obviously they were gonna do that

 

it makes a big different to target... when i said it makes no difference if a company is Canadian or foreign, i meant from an economical effect point of view

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because its the same target company with the same shareholders :coffee:

 

plus Canadians had a good perception of target because of what they knew of the US... so why come to Canada and buy up a struggling retailer and keep the name?

 

what would be the advantage of buying up a struggling retailer and keeping the same and brand? obviously they were gonna do that

 

it makes a big different to target... when i said it makes no difference if a company is Canadian or foreign, i meant from an economical effect point of view

I know WHY they keep their name, it was a rhetorical question. Still doesn't matter though, I simply don't like Target because it's Target. I will eat at McDonalds or Burger King or buy radios at RadioShack or Circuit City or The Source by Circuit City or The Source or whatever the **** they're calling it now but Target? Nope, this is new. I don't shop at American stores that were introduced to this country unless they were already here when I was born.

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This just proves a brand name doesn't mean anything if the marketing doesn't meet the retail standards expected by their clients in a different country.

Mars..........or bust!
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I know WHY they keep their name, it was a rhetorical question. Still doesn't matter though, I simply don't like Target because it's Target. I will eat at McDonalds or Burger King or buy radios at RadioShack or Circuit City or The Source by Circuit City or The Source or whatever the **** they're calling it now but Target? Nope, this is new. I don't shop at American stores that were introduced to this country unless they were already here when I was born.

ummm first of all... why? are u ainti-american?

 

secondly... what difference does it make if it was after u were born or before? :awkney:

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I know WHY they keep their name, it was a rhetorical question. Still doesn't matter though, I simply don't like Target because it's Target. I will eat at McDonalds or Burger King or buy radios at RadioShack or Circuit City or The Source by Circuit City or The Source or whatever the **** they're calling it now but Target? Nope, this is new. I don't shop at American stores that were introduced to this country unless they were already here when I was born.

Why does it matter if they were there before you were born or not?  :duck:

 

Is RadioShack and CircuitCity still a thing in Canada?

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So I am aware  :shrug:

 

 

If you were concerned about Canadians then you would feel some compassion for the 17000 - 18000 Canadians being out of work!

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Many Canadians don't embrace the one stop model, and buy their health & wellness supplies and beauty products at their favourite pharmacy, their groceries at the local Safeway or substitute, and the rest at stores like Canadian Tire etc.

 

 

This a big factor, not Walmart dominance.

Grocery stores are way better for food, Mark's Work Warehourse is better for men's clothes, and I buy electronics at Future Shop and CDs at HMV or used.

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Target is way better

I remember when I bought ARTPOP at Walmart and the booklet was edited with ****ing balloon animals

It wasn't for me. They had the normal foil edition. I never liked Target.

Speak for yourself Target has awesome things!

I am speaking for myself  :yes:

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Why does it matter if they were there before you were born or not? :duck:

Is RadioShack and CircuitCity still a thing in Canada?

not a big thing in my area. I dunno about other parts of the Country
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ummm first of all... why? are u ainti-american?

 

secondly... what difference does it make if it was after u were born or before?

Why does it matter if they were there before you were born or not?  :duck:

 

Is RadioShack and CircuitCity still a thing in Canada?

I don't like change. I also loathe cellular phones and cars with satnavs. Radio Shack is now called The Source here.

If you were concerned about Canadians then you would feel some compassion for the 17000 - 18000 Canadians being out of work!

They worked for Target no sympathy :emma:

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Target's my favorite "grocery" store. They always have great deals on cds and movies. And the produce is A+. Sad that they are flopping elsewhere.

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