Which company's logo transformation most directly signaled its strategic shift from a single-product focus to a diversified technology ecosystem?

Corporate logos evolve over time to reflect changing market conditions, design trends, and brand positioning. These transformations can be subtle or dramatic, but they always tell a story about a company's journey. This trivia tests your knowledge of significant logo evolutions in major corporations and how these changes aligned with their business strategies. Can you identify which famous company made a particularly notable logo change that signaled a major strategic pivot?

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Apple - removing the rainbow colors from its apple logo in 1998 to adopt a monochromatic design
Starbucks - removing the word 'Coffee' from its circular green logo in 2011
Pepsi - changing from its wavy red, white, and blue design to the circular 'globe' logo in 2008
FedEx - adding the hidden arrow between the 'E' and 'x' in 1994