That’s right, everyone’s favorite big-box store has released its new logo! It’s fresh, new, and possibly improved! It only makes me wonder… will Target and K-Mart follow with their own redesigns? What do you think?
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I think Target is pretty happy with the fact that their name is now recognized – without their name.
I don’t see the Chinese flag anywhere.
So true Draabe. Walmart has been trying to emulate Walmart’s branding sense for the past year. I have to say an asterisk is a pretty generic logo mark.