London sees major violin merger
mainJ&A Beare have bought the venerable London trademark of W E Hill (est. 1887).
J&A Beare have bought the venerable London trademark of W E Hill (est. 1887).
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Not quite sure what Beare’s have actually bought – I always thought the Hill firm ceased trading years ago
They’ve bought the trademark, as Norman indicates. Ownership of a trademark can continue long after an entity stops trading (in the case of Hill’s, 1992).
Previously owned by Ealing Strings, is that correct ?
But what does buying W E Hill and Sons actually mean, since there is no continuity of people, skills, knowledge, business, customers or even stock or equipment or premises ? Or is there ?
It feels more like an exhumation than a merger.