The branding, revealed at a press conference on September 4, includes an official logo for the city, a wordmark, and a set of guidelines for how Austin’s government will show up online. It was ...

The City of Austin is rebranding, but graphic design might not be its passion. Austin has used a variety of logos, flags, and emblems to represent the city since 1839. But in 2018, city council voted ...

President Donald Trump on Thursday trolled Cracker Barrel over the controversial logo rebranding effort that it later reversed on social media. Trump posted a video on X of him and the "old timer" who ...

Newer doesn't always mean better. The City of Austin unveiled its first branding revamp on Thursday, September 4, including a new logo that strayed away from the insignia adorning city assets — and ...

Cracker Barrel suffered a hit to sales after it unveiled its “woke” new logo – which faced heated backlash from customers online and even President Trump. Starting Aug. 19, the day after the logo was ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Pam Danziger reports on retail, focused on the luxury consumer market. Cracker Barrel's attempt to modernize its image, including ...

Paramount Pictures continues its streak of high-profile deals, sealing a first-look, multi-picture deal with Will Smith and his company Westbrook. Following the closing of the Skydance merger last ...

Where was the Supergirl logo spotted? Shared on X, the Supergirl logo was interestingly spotted on the set of DC Studios’ upcoming Clayface movie, which is currently filming in Liverpool. The iconic ...

The New York Rangers are ready to raise the curtain on their centennial season, revealing the special logo that will be at center ice at Madison Square Garden this year on Tuesday. The logo is a red, ...

It’s quite possible that I love Cracker Barrel more than any other opinion columnist in America. I took my first date to Cracker Barrel when I was 16 years old. My family used to eat at Cracker Barrel ...

After reverting to its former logo following a backlash, Cracker Barrel has also now removed or altered pages on its website involving the LGBTQ+ community and diversity, equity and inclusion groups.

A former Cracker Barrel executive who helped launch the company in 1969 has denounced the logo controversy that drew national attention to the restaurant chain. In an Aug. 28 interview with News ...