Go Grizzly: One New Logo We Want To See

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🗓️ 12 November 2015

⏱️ 26 minutes

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Summary

Kohl’s beats low expectations. Liberty Media restructures. And Popeye’s Louisiana Kitchen serves up some tasty earnings. Plus, we review some of the worst logos in the world and pitch Titan International on the updated logo we want to see.

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0:00.0	It's Thursday, November 12th.
0:03.4	Welcome to Market Forward.
0:04.7	I'm Chris Hill joining me in studio today
0:06.4	for Motley Full Funds, Bill Barker.
0:08.1	Happy Thursday.
0:09.3	Thank you.
0:09.9	Good to be here.
0:10.8	It is a happy Thursday because we're going to wrap up this podcast.
0:15.4	You always start with a happy whatever day of the week.
0:18.3	Most days it's happy.
0:19.3	Yeah.
0:20.3	I feel like it's always.
0:22.3	Sometimes it's like happy national cat day, but it's usually just the day of the week.
0:27.0	Unlike you, I actually enjoy my job.
0:29.0	So, we're going to talk some earnings from Pop Eyes, Louisiana Kitchen.
0:36.5	We're going to talk retail.
0:39.6	We're going to talk about John Malone again.
0:42.2	We talked earlier in the week about John Malone, but he's back.
0:46.0	It's John Malone Week. It kind of is shaping up to be John Malone Week, and we're going to talk about really bad corporate logos. But let's start with the retail.
0:55.4	Yesterday it was Macy's today. It's Kohl's third quarter profits higher than expected
1:01.6	the stock up around 7% this morning. This looks like a
1:05.9	good quarter but I think the reason it looks like a good quarter is because expectations
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