The logo has gone through changes over time, including its color (from brown to green) in 1987, followed by a more modern adaption in 1992 when Starbucks became a publicly traded company.

Abroad, the logo was equally problematic. Around it was a ring that read “Starbucks Coffee,” and that shape drew your eye so much that you might not even notice the topless woodcut mermaid inside.

Starbucks Corp. is giving its siren a facelift. The world's largest coffee company is unveiling a new logo Wednesday that drops the words encircling its iconic sea nymph.

Then in 1987, Starbucks merged with the espresso brand Il Giornale and inspired a new logo. Green became the company's trademark color, the siren got a modern makeover, and the name was shortened ...

Starbucks says the defendants' use of "Starbucks Marks, or variations thereof" in posts about the attacks ... asking to be allowed to continue to use the circular green Starbucks Workers United logo.

Starbucks is giving its siren a face-lift. The world’s largest coffee company unveiled a new logo Wednesday that drops the words encircling its iconic sea nymph and gives her a few subtle ...

Starbucks gave its logo a jolt — without saying a word. The java juggernaut poured out a new insignia yesterday, dropping the words “Starbucks” and “Coffee” from its omnipresent green ...

Like the Starbucks logo, the text in Nersesyan’s application appears in bold capital letters surrounding an image. ... Tuesday’s ruling by the European General Court includes several variations of the ...

Coffee connoisseur Starbucks has once again entered a design dispute over a similar logo, which the company alleges copies its iconic green siren emblem. Starbuds Flowers – a marijuana retailer ...

This logo was first used on Starbucks products in 1987 and became more widely recognizable in the early ‘90s. In its filing with the U.S. District Court, ...

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