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Coca-Cola refreshed its most important asset, and it wasn’t the logo

After 140 years, Coca-Cola has launched a new global visual identity system across 200+ markets. The brief, in the words of Global VP of Design Rapha Abreu: “one seamless visual identity, one recognisable brand experience to consumers.” The driver isn’t a brand in trouble; it’s a consistency problem at extraordinary scale, where 2.2 billion servings […]

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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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Walmart Reveals Refresh

Walmart quietly dropped one of the most revealing pieces of brand research of the year. Customers liked the quality of Great Value products. They liked the price. But they “didn’t particularly feel very proud to display it in their home or with their families.” That admission, from Walmart’s own VP of Creative, David Hartman, explains

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Gucci goes AI

Ahead of new creative director Demna Gvasalia’s debut runway show at Milan Fashion Week, Gucci dropped a series of promotional images labelled “Created with AI.” The internet had thoughts. Comments flooded in calling the work “AI slop,” cheap, and fundamentally at odds with a brand built on Italian craftsmanship and human artistry. Within days, what

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Sumitomo Rubber Industries: Stepping Back to Move Forward

In January 2026, Sumitomo Rubber North America, Inc. officially ceased to exist — replaced by Dunlop Tires North America, Inc. The same happened across Europe, Australia, Latin America and the Middle East. Falken Tyre Europe became Dunlop Tyre Europe. Sumitomo Rubber Australia became Dunlop Tyre Australia. A global parent company quietly stepped back so its

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