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In a world dominated by social media and ever-growing content proliferation, it’s easy to overlook, or under invest in, one ...

While the graphic logos of Duracell, Tiffany, or Corona may not immediately come to mind, the copper top, the robin’s egg ...

From the original crossed swords logo to the ‘Goat Head.’ From the ‘Slug’ back to the classic and to whatever the new third jersey is supposed to represent. Over 43 seasons, the Buffalo ...

These are attributes that the bank holds dear and seeks to project in all its dealings. The design of the Santander Group logo is stunning in its simplicity yet robust in conveying a range of emotions ...

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Dear Reader: Many of you wrote in regarding the newly widowed woman who stopped receiving invitations to couples’ gatherings. A great number of you shared similar experiences. Below are a few ...

Take the Coke logo, for example. Now, the Coca-Cola font is iconic in its own right. But if you look a little more closely, it holds something dear to the company’s heart—a nod to happiness.

Keegan-Michael Key and Post Malone co-star. “Dear Santa” has been 15 years in the making for Bobby and Peter Farrelly. “It’s a long-percolating movie, like all our movies,” Peter told ...