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Commentary
Dunkin’ Donuts’s Name Change Is a Good Idea—If It Were 2006
By
Chris Malone
August 7, 2017
Leadership
Donald Trump’s GOP Convention Surrogates Are Fighting Hard to Change His Brash Image
By
The Associated Press
July 20, 2016
Tech
Can the Pentagon Pull a Branding Refresh on the Troubled F-35?
By
Clay Dillow
March 25, 2016
Tech
Uber Explains Its Bizarre New Logo
By
Kia Kokalitcheva
February 2, 2016
Tech
Meet Forcepoint: Raytheon’s Newly Renamed Cyber Business
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Robert Hackett
January 15, 2016
Best Western is rebranding to attract millenials
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Michal Addady
September 30, 2015
Retail
Why IHOP changed its logo for the first time in decades
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Robert Hackett
June 2, 2015
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