an exhibit allowing visitors to design and print out a customized version of the Walmart logo, the Spark; a supply chain exhibit; and the hologram theater: a space in which Washabaugh said ...

Instead of the traditional Walmart logo on the outside, you have the “spark” logo and a refreshed interior that make it easy for customers to get in and out of the store quickly. If you’re ...

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The most significant alterations to the logo and brand might not be readily noticeable to those not paying close attention. The word “Walmart” has been redesigned and is now distinct from the yellow ...

Walmart customers can expect to see an updated logo as part of the company’s brand refresh ... custom font that differentiates Walmart from the crowd,” Walmart says. “The spark exudes the energy of ...

“Walmart’s new logo. The epitome of lazy rebranding ... a “custom font,” a color palette of “True Blue and Spark Yellow” and a “relatable tone,” according to a company statement.

Walmart unveils a modernized logo to attract younger audiences while retaining loyal customers. The redesigned yellow spark and sleeker font sparked mixed reactions online, ranging from praise to ...

Walmart's first logo update in 17 years is garnering significant ... and a "more energised" yellow spark icon. Speaking about the change, William White, the senior vice president and chief ...

The Walmart “spark” (the yellow sunburst logo) also received a little makeover. Emphasis on little. The company says it now “exudes the energy of Walmart and remains a beacon that guides ...

Walmart has given its logo a facelift the first time in 17 years ... in terms of giving a little bit more life and energy to the spark, making it richer and fuller and giving it more depth ...

Walmart's redesigned 'spark,' which is part of this week's new logo launch. (Walmart) The changes may be hard for the "unobservant eye to spot," writes the Fast Company website, while explaining ...