It’s a big day for people whose passion is graphic design, as Italian supercar maker Lamborghini has just rolled out its first logo refresh in almost 20 years. Don’t worry though, as it’s nothing too revolutionary. Instead, the new logo is merely a refinement of the bull badge that the firm first introduced in the 1960s. [...]read moreSee If You Can Spot The Difference In Lamborghini’s New Logo
When it comes to reducing cybersecurity risks, your team plays a crucial role. To ensure the safety of your digital assets and sensitive information, it’s important to make sure all users are well-informed about cybersecurity and receive periodic training. To reduce risks, we’ll explore why empowering your team through education and training is essential to [...]read moreHow to empower your team to spot cybersecurity risks
Lamborghini’s logo is getting its first update in more than two decades. Part of an effort to freshen the Italian automaker’s overall corporate identity, the new logo keeps the familiar bull, shield, and Lamborghini script, but in a simplified form. The new logo will be used on future Lamborghini cars, but the automaker will also [...]read moreLamborghini has a new logo, but the differences are hard to spot
It’s been over ten years since the release of BioShock Infinite and in the time since, developer Ken Levine has been busy. Shortly following the release of the presumably last chapter in the BioShock saga, Levine and the team at Irrational Games began teasing a new game–one that would retain the narrative-driven, first-person gameplay the [...]read moreWhat Exactly Is Judas? | Spot On
By Bloomberg Published Mar 25, 2024 Lululemon Athletica Inc. has been breaking out of its niche of selling $100 athleisure leggings to offer selections that focus on performance. It could rival sportswear institutions such as Nike Inc. and Adidas AG — if it starts thinking more like an athletic company and less like a fashion [...]read moreLululemon has a shot at Nike’s spot. But it has to want it.
Players have now had a few days to enjoy the world of Capcom’s action RPG Dragon’s Dogma 2 since its release. The expansive world full of things to discover and complex interwoven narratives have thrilled many, but the game’s most dangerous (and mysterious) system is throwing players into a frenzy. Hopefully Street Fighter 6’s New [...]read moreHow To Spot The Disease
Just like with so many recent Hyundais, the 2024 Santa Fe grabbed the car world’s attention with its bold design. The midsize crossover jumped from a handsome-yet-generic shape to a crisply creased box, capitalizing on both the trend toward squared-off and off-road-oriented designs and Hyundai’s recent retro-futuristic motif. According to Kevin Kang, the head of [...]read more2024 Hyundai Santa Fe XRT First Drive Review: Sweet spot off the beaten path
This week, PlayStation and EA announced devastating cuts to their workforce. PlayStation laid off 900 people and closed its London Studio. EA announced a workforce reduction of almost 700, and revealed that the upcoming Respawn Star Wars FPS game had been cancelled. Ridgeline games, the studio that was working on a new Battlefield title, has [...]read moreAnother Terrible Week In Video Games, What Is Going On? | Spot On
London’s O2 entertainment district and outlet shopping mall has got off to what it says is its strongest ever start to the trading year “with stellar results throughout January and February, including half-term, resulting in the destination expecting to top 2023’s record-breaking year of results”. The O2 The complex, which is owned and operated by [...]read moreO2 gets off to flying start in 2024 as outlet shopping continues to hit the spot
Kontoor Brands on Wednesday reported a 8 percent decline in fourth-quarter sales to $670 million, with sales hindered by retailer inventory management actions in the U.S., which offset gains in digital wholesale, China and direct-to-consumer. Wrangler The American firm said U.S. revenue was $538 million, down 11 percent compared to the prior year, hit by a 12 [...]read moreKontoor Brands Q4 sales hit by U.S. inventory management, China a bright spot