The fast-casual burger chain, coming off a strong summer, unveiled new branding and a new color scheme, including its latest ...

Kawasaki is truly a historic brand, with its existence dating back to the late 1800s. Shozo Kawasaki established the Kawasaki Tsukiji Shipyard in Tokyo, Japan, all the way back in 1878, with the ...

Cracker Barrel had debuted its new logo in August, but quickly faced backlash for ditching a depiction of the “Old Timer” ...

Texas Tech unveiled its new logo for next year, and while it's a twist on a classic look, there are plenty of happy and sad reactions. The university released a plethora of new logos on Tuesday, Oct.

A popular potato chip company is undergoing a major makeover, due to a concerningly large swath of clueless customers, apparently. On Oct. 9, Lay’s announced its rebrand — the largest in its nearly ...

Texas Tech's athletic department appears to be entering a new golden age—and next year, the Red Raiders will have a new logo to take them along for a ride. The university will rebrand to a ...

Long John Silver’s wants customers to know there’s not just fish on its menu — but plenty of chicken, too. The fast-food chain, which specializes in fried seafood, announced in an Oct. 3 press release ...

Texas Tech updated its new branding and unveiled a "modernized Double T logo," which will go into effect with the start of the 2026-27 year. Gone is the beveling in the school's primary design, with ...

The U.S. government has shut down for the first time since 2018, as federal funding expired at 12:01 a.m. ET on Wednesday. While shutdowns are rare, they have occurred more often in recent decades.

If you opened Google today and found yourself smiling at an idli-shaped logo, you’re not alone. The internet giant’s homepage is known for these surprise makeovers, which are playful, nostalgic, and ...

Texas Tech fans got something they didn’t ask for, a brand new logo. And judging by the internet’s reaction, they definitely didn’t want it either. The university has made public an updated version of ...

IEEE’s roots reach back to the 19th century. Scientists and engineers had harnessed electrical power; connected the world via transatlantic telegraph; and built ringing telephones and lights with ...