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Cracker Barrel Old Country Store announced Tuesday it will scrap its controversial rebranding plan, according to CNBC. Cracker Barrel said it will keep its “Old Timer” logo after listening to customer feedback, emphasizing its commitment to tradition, hospitality, and its employees. The company informed the White House of its plan, drawing congratulations from Trump, who had urged the move earlier that day. President Trump urged Cracker Barrel to restore its old logo, calling the rebrand a mistake but also a publicity opportunity if handled correctly. After the company reversed course, he congratulated the chain and praised the decision. The chain had faced backlash online and from Trump Jr. over the new design, which removed its “Uncle Herschel” character, yellow barrel, and “Old Country Store” tagline. Shares rose in after-hours trading following the announcement.

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00:00It's Benzinga, bringing Wall Street to Main Street.
00:02Cracker Barrel Old Country Store announced Tuesday it will scrap its controversial rebranding plan,
00:07according to CNBC. Cracker Barrel said it will keep its old-timer logo after listening to
00:11customer feedback, emphasizing its commitment to tradition, hospitality, and its employees.
00:16The company informed the White House of its plan, drawing congratulations for President Trump,
00:20who had urged the move earlier that day. President Trump urged Cracker Barrel to restore its old
00:24logo, calling the rebrand a mistake, but also a publicity opportunity if handled correctly.
00:28After the company reversed course, he congratulated the chain and praised the decision.
00:32Chain had faced backlash online and from Trump Jr. over the new design,
00:36which ruined its Uncle Herschel character, Yellow Barrel, and Old Country Store tagline.
00:41Shares rose in after-hours trading following the announcement.
00:43For all things money, visit Benzinga.com.
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