In 1959, it introduced the now-familiar red logo and in 1971 ... is to be the ultimate desert island source of world news. The Economist, moreover, still considers itself more of a newspaper ...

Its fire-engine-red logo peeks out of fashionable handbags ... Hipsters read it on the subway on their way to work. It’s The Economist. The newsweekly, a bible of global affairs for those ...

The Economist logo is on the top left corner with the title: “Nuclear war is inevitable.” A similar illustration was published on an online art community platform in 2017 without The Economist ...

To modern eyes the 19th-century black-and-white incarnation of The Economist is clearly a newspaper, and it looked very similar until the middle of the 20th century. The red logo appeared for the ...

Combining the wit and rigour of The Economist with design, style, food and travel, 1843 is more of a feature-led publication. The relaunch unveils a new redrawn logo for the publication as well as ...