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Established by The company reported its upcoming rebranding in its Twitter account, saying “Not to go all meta on you… but we’re going to!”. While it was, for sure, a playful nod to the recent renaming of Facebook to Meta, the renewing of Square itself is likely connected with the fact that Dorsey lately resigned as CEO of Twitter, probably having great plans for his other invention. As Block, besides financial brands, runs some other businesses in the entertainment and cryptocurrency sectors, the new name has to reflect the company’s new positioning as an overarching ecosystem. The word block, the…

Established in 1902, the Norwich City F.C., playing in the Premier League, has updated its visual identity for the first time in 50 years. According to the club’s commercial director Sam Jeffrey, it marks a great moment in Norwich City’s history as the team has got a new emblem which is adapted to the digital technology and, most importantly, comprehensible for everyone. For the rebranding, Norwich City was collaborating with a designing team, fan groups, and stakeholders for two years. As the club recently announced on its website, the official presentation of the new logo is planned for next July….

Originating from a Canadian factory, Massey Ferguson is the US largest agriculture machinery company. While the brand will celebrate its 175th anniversary, it has unveiled its new visual identity under the motto “Born to Farm”. According to the company’s global marketing vice president Francisco Murro, 2022 will be the year of the new global brand Massey Ferguson. The brand was established in 1847 in Newcastle, Ontario, Canada by Daniel Massey. In 1891, merged with a business owned by Alanson Harris, the company was officially named Massey Manufacturing company. Winning two gold medals at international expos, the firm distinguished itself by…

Looking for a new investor to strengthen things out, The club’s first variant features the blazon of the city of Saint-Etienne, special typography for the club’s name, and stripes following the curved edges of the logo. The “1933” drawn on a ribbon in the lower part is a distinguishing element of the second version. Highlighting the year when the club turned professional, adopting its current name, the logo puts an accent on ASSE’s history. The green and white straight stripes here are separated from the upper part of the emblem. Finally, logo 3 features a banner with the name of…

Owned by Germany’s Brussels Airlines’ new logo inherits a dot motif from its previous emblem that represented a lowercase “b” made up of red dots. Now, the company’s symbol is nine red dots of different sizes. The wordmark has been redesigned as well, featuring a bigger “Brussels”, still lowercase though, and an uppercase word “Airlines”. Commenting on the logo, Brussels Airlines said it regards its new brand identity as a symbol for the future of the company. The company aspires “to reinvent itself”, expanding its fleet with new A320neo planes and digitalizing its services. However, the rebranding was not without…

Exactly 100 years ago, in November 1921, Daimler Motoren Geselschaft, a predecessor of While DMG applied to the patent office in November 1921, the trademark was officially registered in August 1923, and the grooved radiator cap on the hood turned into a footstall for the Mercedes star. A bit later, the circled star appeared on other parts of light and commercial vehicles. Interestingly, the star itself, without the circle, had been known for a good decade at the moment, as DMG patented this sign in 1909. Formed after a merger between DMG and Benz & Cie., Daimler-Benz AG also merged…

FIFA has recently presented a logo and a slogan for the next Women’s World Cup that will take place in Australia and New Zealand in 2023. According to the football association, the logo and the whole brand identity symbolize not only the fact that the world’s best teams will be brought together in one place but also the spirit and values of the two host countries. In June 2020, FIFA announced that Australia and New Zealand would share the 2023 Women’s World Cup. The event will be the first women’s world football championship that will be held in the southern…

The Japanese motorcycle brand For many in Japan, Kawasaki is another word for a motorcycle. The brand is backed by Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd. which has continuously been growing since its inception in 1878. The business group is also involved in shipbuilding, aerospace engineering, civil and industrial construction. A couple of weeks ago, the corporation announced that it would manage its motor branch through a separate company named Kawasaki Motors Ltd. The division is given more autonomy keeping in mind the special “business-to-customer” characteristics of the enterprise. . The River Mark was used in the key moments of the company’s…