In early April, President Donald Trump gathered dozens of hard-hat-clad coal miners around him in the White House East Room.

Share a Coke' saw the Coca-Cola logo replaced by first names – which, as you might expect, drove countless people to search for their own or that of their friends – because not even the best ...

“The Coca-Cola logo has become an American icon dipped ... It flows visually as the typography forms each letter.” So what’s the hidden message? “The ribbons feel like abstract liquid ...

Though the Coca Cola logo may just seem like a stylised version of the brand's name, the sweeping tail of the letter 'C' is said to represent a smile, highlighting the brand's emphasis on ...

Everyone can recognize the Coca-Cola logo, but it hasn't always looked the same as it does now. Coca-Cola and the color red go together like peanut butter and jelly, milk and cookies, or tacos and ...

Coca-Cola is reviving its iconic “Share a Coke ... s bottles and cans into personalized keepsakes and replacing the logo with popular first names. Now, as Gen Z seeks out more authentic ...

Coca-Cola CEO James Quincey presented Trump with a bottle that replaces the traditional Diet Coke logo with a label showing an image of the White House and text that says: “The Inauguration of ...

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.

Coca Cola, one of the world's most renowned brands, is instantly recognisable by its signature red packaging and swirling white script. Over time, as the company introduced new iterations of its ...