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Honda bets on what’s working now

On May 14, Honda CEO Toshihiro Mibe held a formal business briefing laying out a significant strategic reset. The headline: Honda is pulling resources back from electric vehicles and concentrating on hybrid, the technology its customers are actually buying. The company announced plans to launch 15 next-generation hybrid models globally by March 2030, with large-scale […]

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LANDCROS: A Brand Put to Work

Hitachi Construction Machinery didn’t just unveil the LANDCROS name—it immediately gave it responsibility. By launching a European R&D centre in Germany as the first entity to carry the new identity, the company turns a brand transition into an operational statement, anchoring LANDCROS in battery-powered, digital and ICT-led innovation from day one. Choosing Europe as the

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Shutterstock’s “Universal Ingredient” Shift

Shutterstock’s June rebrand isn’t just a new logo—it signals a strategic pivot. By calling itself the “universal ingredient,” Shutterstock positions itself as a full creative partner, integrating AI tools, unlimited assets, and production services. The standout isn’t the look, but the platform: unlimited downloads of 80+ million assets, Generative AI Pro for 4K visuals, AI

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Airbnb’s Brand-First Approach

Airbnb underwent a strategic shift from performance marketing to brand-centric campaigns. The pandemic severely impacted the travel industry, causing Airbnb to lose about 80% of its business. This prompted the company to reimagine itself, emphasizing the importance of branding and design. Airbnb’s new approach involved investing in product development to highlight unique features and differentiate

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