Digital Compass, formerly Govplace, has unveiled its new identity after three decades serving government agencies. The firm remains dedicated to delivering end-to-end technology solutions across mission-driven environments, having deployed over $1 billion in cutting-edge IT to more than 20 federal agencies.

Great Barrington welcomes a familiar eatery under a new name. Formerly known as Rio Cafe, this spot now serves its popular American and Mexican dishes as Riverside Cafe.

HairClub celebrates its 50th year by unveiling a revitalized brand identity and advertising approach. The move, led by a newly appointed Chief Marketing Officer, signifies a key turning point in the company’s half-century legacy.

Cracker Barrel reinstated its classic “Old Timer” logo after facing a wave of criticism for its new, simplified design. The White House credits President Trump with pushing the restaurant chain to change course, citing his public critique as a decisive factor.

Cracker Barrel’s recent logo change has sparked considerable controversy among customers and investors alike. The beloved chain’s stock plummeted over 12% on Thursday, marking its worst losing streak in months amid ongoing backlash over its rebranding.

Cracker Barrel is pressing on with a refreshed brand identity that removes its iconic barrel from the logo. Fans loyal to the chain have voiced concerns about losing a symbol they have long associated with comfort food and nostalgia.