Cracker Barrel CEO Julie Masino described feeling as though she was "fired by America" in an interview last week following the backlash over the restaurant's controversial remodeling design. Masino ...

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Cracker Barrel CEO Julie Felss Masino told an investing conference on Tuesday that the company updated its logo so that it was more visible on highway billboards. She noted that the move wasn't meant ...

(NEXSTAR) – Cracker Barrel, after reversing course on a recent “brand refresh” which resulted in widespread backlash, has announced that the company is parting ways with a consulting firm suggested to ...

Stock down nearly 16% since logo change announced on August 19 Store traffic down about 8% since new logo launch - CFO Pommells Annual revenue forecast below analysts' estimate The company was forced ...

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Cracker Barrel announced Tuesday that it is reversing its decision to replace its decades-old “Old Timer” logo after the rebrand provoked backlash on social media, caused its stock to tumble and drew ...

Cracker Barrel has decided to roll back its controversial new logo and keep its “Old Timer” leaning against that barrel. A week after the company unveiled its new look — which didn’t sit well with ...

WASHINGTON (Reuters) -Cracker Barrel said on Tuesday that it will stick with its decades-old logo, scrapping plans for a new one following social media backlash, including from U.S. President Donald ...

Cracker Barrel has responded to backlash over its logo change. "Our values haven't changed," the restaurant told Newsweek in a statement shared over email. "The heart and soul of Cracker Barrel ...

Nostalgic fans of the interstate staple lamented the loss of its country kitsch, while some conservatives blamed “wokeness” for the sleek redesign. By Ali Watkins First it came for your grandma’s ...