The Bombay High Court has ordered Cognizant to cease using its logo in India due to a trademark infringement suit filed by Atyati Technologies. Cognizant has complied by removing the logo from its ...

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 ...

A week after a culture-war firestorm threatened to engulf its country charm, Cracker Barrel reversed plans to spruce up its vintage logo of an overalls-clad old timer leaning against a barrel. “Our ...

Welcome back eclectic wall designs, oil lamp fixtures and wobbly wooden tables. Cracker Barrel won't remodel its restaurants after all. The country store and restaurant chain announced on Sept. 9 that ...

On Sept. 4, Austin officials unveiled the city’s first-ever unified brand logo as part of a $1.1 million rebranding project, but the new wavy blue and green "A" has already sparked backlash from ...

Cracker Barrel on Tuesday abruptly suspended its restaurant remodels and promised to keep its cherished “old country store” vibe following a furious backlash that forced the chain to walk back plans ...

New Delhi/Bengaluru: Cognizant Technology Solutions Corp has moved the Supreme Court challenging a Bombay high court order that barred the Nasdaq-listed firm from using its hexagonal logo in India.

AUSTIN (KXAN) — The city of Austin has rebranded. At a press conference on Thursday morning, Austin City Manager T.C. Broadnax unveiled a new brand logo for the city, which he said is the first in the ...

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 ...

Cracker Barrel announced that it’s suspending the renovations of its restaurants following a disastrous logo rollout that sent shares lower. “You’ve shared your voices in recent weeks not just on our ...

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 ...