Stepping up the campaign to promote Tamil, Chief Minister M.K. Stalin, on Thursday (March 13, 2025), released a promotional logo for the State ... has been using the Tamil letter ‘’ரூ ...

Converse projects the Thunder's SGA logo over the city of Boston after their win against the Celtics, which clinches a ...

Whether you agree with his policy or not, President Donald Trump has accomplished his goal of stemming the flow of illegal migrants, and his emphasis on deporting illegal immigrants with criminal ...

The alert focuses on suspect payment schemes that could implicate the Federal Anti-Kickback Statute (AKS), the False Claims Act (FCA), and other health care fraud and abuse laws. These ...

Like Queen Elizabeth, she loves horses and a great tiara moment. Meghan Markle's refreshed lifestyle brand has a logo with a meaningful symbol. On Feb. 18, the Duchess of Sussex announced that she ...

Monogram logos, which feature stylized initials or letters, are among the most iconic and memorable types of branding. They ...

Meghan Markle recently unveiled her rebranded lifestyle brand, As Ever, and its new logo is packed with subtle nods to her family and personal history. The design features a palm tree encased by ...

Letters February 18, 2025: 'We should change minds in Quebec by adjusting what we pay them.' QUEBEC ATTITUDE ADJUSTMENT I have a simple suggestion that might encourage Bloc Québécois Leader Yves ...

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Just like the brand’s logo, the brand’s name is full of meaning, too. In an Instagram video, Meghan explained, “As Ever essentially means ‘as it’s always been,’ and if you’ve ...

Meghan's forthcoming lifestyle brand, As Ever, replaces American Riviera Orchard, and its logo features some symbolic details – one of which could be a tribute to Prince Harry's late grandmother ...

Another day in the free-market paradise of Florida, where insurance companies cry poverty after every natural disaster — right before they hike rates and shower their investors with rewards. And ...