Kiosk-themed deal toy commemorating a round of funding for KeyMe. KeyMe provides a secure, cloud-based system for storing and retrieving keys via kiosks.
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The designs below play off a number of deals and events, including ones involving packaged goods, online marketing, consumer credit, digital payments, brick & mortar stores, and product launches.
Kiosk-themed deal toy commemorating a round of funding for KeyMe. KeyMe provides a secure, cloud-based system for storing and retrieving keys via kiosks.
(7ADL096)Price tag-themed Lucite tombstone commemorating the sale of online marketplace RangeMe. The Sydney, Australia-based firm connects retail firms with product and suppliers on-demand.
(7ALJ500)Crystal commemorative marking the debut on the London stock market of price comparison site GoCompare.
(7LJW142)Crystal deal tombstone recognizing the acquisition of Swedish service provider Offerta.se.
(7LAC123)Lucite tombstone marking the acquisition of healthcare advocacy firm Patient Care, headquartered in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The acquiring firm, DirectPath, is based in Birmingham, Alabama.
(7ALR831)Retail storefront-themed tombstone marking the successful bid filed by American Apparel in bankruptcy court for the sale of a lease. The leased property is located in Nashville, Tennessee.
(7ADL152)Lucite tombstone recognizing the sale by 3i of Frankfurt, Germany-based jewelry company Amor. The company was acquired byEuropean private equity firm Gilde Buy Out Partners.
(6LJWF07)Beginning on this page, you’ll find galleries featuring over 100 images of deal toys and financial tombstones from the consumer and retail sectors. As you might expect, a number of these tombstone designs play off visuals commonly associated with the space. These include, for instance, credit cards, product replicas of consumer goods, store awnings, retail signs, product displays, shopping bags, and price tags.
You’ll also encounter a number of highly recognizable companies and players in the transactions commemorated here. They encompass both brick-and-mortar and online operations, and include brands such as Visa, Metro, Staples, Selfridges, BUT, PayPal, David Jones, Tiffany, Kohl’s, Alibaba, eBay, Rakuten, and FEMSA.
But you’ll also find a number of deals involving far less familiar participants. These include the acquisition of an airline loyalty program, an investment in a consumer behavior analytics firm, the successful emergence of a retailer from Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings, the acquisition of a Swedish e-commerce company, and of a New York-based airline shopping data provider, as well as the debt refinancing of a German supplier of cosmetics packaging.
Finally, you’ll see events and achievements commemorated here that don’t involve a financial transaction. These include, for instance, a custom award honoring merchandising excellence, and another designed for retailer Home Depot.
