“A common syndrome is the case in which a purported solution is in fact the cause of the problem.” A quote from the blog Unqualified Reservations. We thought this quote applied very well to the case of Macy’s and Marshall Field’s. Author Garland Pollard J. Garland Pollard IV is editor/publisher of BrandlandUSA. Since 2006, the website BrandlandUSA.com has chronicled the history and business of America’s great brands. View all posts Other Brand & Trademark Report News:Macy's Undervalues Its Former BrandsMarshall Field Rally TomorrowThe Christmas List of Surviving U.S. Downtown…USFL Advertisement Wins Phoenix Project ContestPoll: Bring Woolworth's Back; Don't forget Marshall…Iconix Lands Fieldcrest, Cannon brands for $231 millionSan Antonio's Joske's Latest in 'Department Mall' TrendKaufmann's Return as Real Estate Play Inspires 2009-03-07
“A common syndrome is the case in which a purported solution is in fact the cause of the problem.”
Macy’s.Macy’s.Macy’s = yuck.yuck.yuck!