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Walgreens sues Wegmans over new logo


SteveR

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Ha! I called it 2 years ago!

Upgrade by a long shot IMO.

Although its got a bit of a Walgreens vibe, seeing that they are in different industries, not a huge deal.

Unlike the Brooklyn one, these are similar industries (which I didn't realize at the time of my post) so I can see Walgreen's beef all the way...

But I also just found this:

https://www.wegmans.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?storeId=10052&krypto=G2fxk6p%2BKn%2BeE9bnEUF7GeBMSFUDV5lXMIqFUfFCTW0Y5DYQ%2FdFoTic0l633SMZn&ddkey=http:ProductDisplay

Look at the 30's and 40's marks. Those were decades before Walgreen's. Maybe they can flip this into "You infringed on US!!!

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Ha! I called it 2 years ago!

Upgrade by a long shot IMO.

Although its got a bit of a Walgreens vibe, seeing that they are in different industries, not a huge deal.

Unlike the Brooklyn one, these are similar industries (which I didn't realize at the time of my post) so I can see Walgreen's beef all the way...

But I also just found this:

https://www.wegmans....:ProductDisplay

Look at the 30's and 40's marks. Those were decades before Walgreen's. Maybe they can flip this into "You infringed on US!!!

The one across the street from my work uses the latest logo, while the one a few miles up the road still has the '90s logo. Aesthetically, I kind of think the '90s logo looks better on the building, but I definitely think that the latest one is more fitting for the store.

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I think the Senators were first with the curly W, hence why the Nats continue to use it.

Or maybe the MLB has deeper pockets than Walgreens.

As much as I like baseball, I'm sure prescription drugs has a far deeper pocket.

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I think the Senators were first with the curly W, hence why the Nats continue to use it.

Or maybe the MLB has deeper pockets than Walgreens.

As much as I like baseball, I'm sure prescription drugs has a far deeper pocket.

Considering WAG could have paid cash for the Nats last year and still would have cleared $1.7 B in profits... yeah, I think so.

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