Efforts to curb the spread of coronavirus have shuttered doors, emptied stadiums, and changed lives around the world. The economic impact will be severe, although it’s too early to tell how the crisis ...

Textless logos are often the sign of a brand that has supreme confidence. Many brands will use both a symbol and a wordmark in a lockup, but ditching the type to use a symbol alone is sometimes only ...

If Apple sells 100 million iPhones, that’s also 100 million boxes, on which 100 million Apple logos might be printed. The smallest decisions a mega company makes can have massive impacts–even when it ...

Coca-Cola and the color red go together like peanut butter and jelly, milk and cookies, or tacos and Tuesdays. After all, we would recognize that iconic red label anywhere. But why did the company ...

Car logos are among some of the most recognisable brand assets globally. We've written extensively about them over the years, including the many recent rebrands. So it's interesting to see the results ...

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From UI to public transport, famous graphic designers influence our lives in ways we might not expect, inspiring new generations of creatives to push boundaries and break rules. From design's founding ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Google has given its logo a makeover for the mobile generation. While the new design maintains the classic blue, red, yellow and green ...

Williams will return to using a version of its famous old 'W' logo for the 2026 season, a nod back to the team's ...

But sometimes logos don’t speak loud enough. These iconic tech logos have hidden meanings that most of us have overlooked. Google’s logo consists of four different colors–blue, green, yellow, and red.