Which major pharmaceutical company underwent a controversial logo redesign in 2009 that was criticized for looking like a 'sunburst' rather than maintaining its traditional symbol?

The pharmaceutical industry has a rich history of brand identity evolution, with some companies maintaining recognizable visual elements for over a century. As medical companies adapt to changing times, their logos often reflect both innovation and heritage. This trivia question explores a significant logo redesign that made headlines in the medical industry. Test your knowledge of pharmaceutical branding history!

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Pfizer replaced its oval blue pill-shaped logo with a dynamic spiral design
Merck abandoned its traditional angular logo for a simplified 'M' with green gradient
Johnson & Johnson replaced its red cross emblem with a simplified wordmark only
Bayer redesigned its iconic cross logo into a more stylized version that critics said looked like a sunburst