Changes: Best Buy

Revision as of 15:05, 12 March 2020

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1966–1983
1966–1983	1983–1984	1984–1989	1989–2018	2018–present

Sound of Music

1966–1983

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Best Buy was established in 1966 as Sound of Music.

Best Buy Co. Superstores

1983–1984

In 1983, Sound of Music rebranded to Best Buy Co. Superstores.

Best Buy Superstores

1984–1989

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Best Buy

1989–2018 (US); 2002–2019 (Canada); 2010–2012 (UK)

In 1989, Best Buy adopted the iconic price tag logo. During this logo's use, Best Buy opened a store in the UK in Thurrock on April 30, 2010, but closed all of its 11 stores on January 14, 2012, due to poor financial results. This logo is still used at most locations, while it was used in United Kingdom until 2012 and Canada until 2019.

2018–present (US); 2019-present (Canada)

On May 9, 2018, Best Buy announced that they would change their logo as "part of a new marketing strategy". The new logo separates the text from the tag, which has been made smaller and shifted to the bottom-right.

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-In 1989, Best Buy adopted the iconic price tag logo. During this logo's use, Best Buy opened a store in the UK in Thurrock on April 30, 2010, but closed all of its 11 stores on January 14, 2012, due to poor financial results. This logo was still used in Canada until 2019.
+In 1989, Best Buy adopted the iconic price tag logo. During this logo's use, Best Buy opened a store in the UK in Thurrock on April 30, 2010, but closed all of its 11 stores on January 14, 2012, due to poor financial results. This logo is still used at most locations, while it was used in United Kingdom until 2012 and Canada until 2019.
 ===2018–present (US); 2019-present (Canada)===