Companies That Changed Their Names

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Facebook to Meta: Rebranded to emphasize virtual reality, augmented reality, artificial intelligence, and long-term metaverse ambitions beyond traditional social networking platforms.

Google to Alphabet: Created a parent company structure allowing Google and experimental businesses to operate independently while encouraging broader technological innovation globally.

Twitter to X: Elon Musk rebranded Twitter into X, aiming to transform the platform into an all-in-one digital services ecosystem for users.

Square to Block: Changed its name reflecting broader ambitions beyond payment processing into blockchain technology, financial services, and decentralized digital innovation worldwide.

Dunkin' Donuts to Dunkin': Simplified branding to highlight beverages alongside food, reinforcing its identity as a modern coffee-focused quick-service chain globally.

Weight Watchers to WW: Rebranded to promote holistic wellness, healthy lifestyles, fitness, and long-term well-being instead of traditional weight-loss programs exclusively.

Philip Morris to Altria: Adopted a new corporate identity separating itself from tobacco branding while expanding investments into diversified business opportunities globally.

Andersen Consulting to Accenture: Rebranded following legal separation, establishing an independent consulting brand recognized worldwide for technology and business transformation services today.

BackRub to Google: Google's founders renamed their search engine to represent organizing enormous amounts of information, creating today's leading internet technology company.

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