Sentence examples similar to closing brands from inspiring English sources

Chinchales closed, brands disappeared and millions of cigars were dumped for cents on the dollar.

Because of federal legislation, the donut hole will be closing for brand-name drugs in 2019.

Google+ was famously closed to brands when it launched, something that changed with the launch of Google+ Pages in November.

"The deal value for a sponsor of a new stadium comes from a close brand association and corporate partnership rather than simply the value of the airtime and column inches it generates in the media".

They're not saying than what, but I'm assuming they mean "more pleasurable than the closest brand name competitor", not, "more pleasurable than unprotected sex", because that's another thing that goes unacknowledged during sex education lessons: lots of people don't like using them.

To be sure, the industry faced some tough times in 2018, with a few big brands closing their doors.

Trump had made the decision in recent weeks to close the brand, company officials said.

Mr. Frost said his Hummer dealerships had been doing well until G.M. announced it would either sell or close the brand.

He was closing on a brand new home.

Overall, domestic brands closed the quality gap with foreign brands to just 5%, the survey found.

The company has been reorganizing its business through layoffs, factory closures and closing or selling unwanted brands.