Sentence examples for orphan brands from inspiring English sources

Interesting concept cars from orphan brands like Packard, Plymouth and Mercury will be prominently displayed.

Brynwood Partners prides itself on finding and rehabilitating "orphan" brands — niche products, usually, that have been lost and neglected within a larger company.

Such orphan brands could attract an array of interest from Wall Street types like the Gordon Brothers and Hilco with a knack for breathing new life into tired brands.

Exploiting the equity of dead or dying brands — sometimes called ghost brands, orphan brands or zombie brands — is a topic many consumer-products firms, large and small, have wrestled with for years.

That leaves Pontiac, which is the only orphan brand that has something of a survival strategy.

SOLD 1957 Studebaker Golden Hawk (Barrett-Jackson) HOW MUCH? $148,500 Fans of Studebakers, the orphan brand from Indiana, are rejoicing over this textbook case of what happens when two determined bidders refuse to blink.

Aaron Wolfe, a partner at Sun Capital, said in an interview that the private equity firm was initially drawn to The Limited's status as an orphan brand within its parent, one with a recognizable name and a strong management team.

And millions of Oldsmobile customers are left with an orphan brand.

Saab survived, but its position is the most tenuous of the orphaned brands, particularly in comparison to its fellow Swede, Volvo.

We figured his pockmarked past was apt preparation for fixing "orphaned" brands such as Log Cabin syrup and Mrs. Paul's frozen seafood at San Francisco-based Aurora.

The pockmarked past is an apt prelude for Wilson's reincarnation as a foster parent to "orphaned" brands ranging from Log Cabin syrup to Mrs. Paul's frozen seafood.