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Fox News' Bill O'Reilly left over sexual harassment claims in May, and the news network changed its slogan last month to create distance between itself and the scandals.

Soon after, the Microsoft Home brand was introduced – encompassing Microsoft's new multimedia applications for Windows 3.x., Microsoft changed its slogan to "Where do you want to go today?" in 1994 as part of an attempt to appeal to nontechnical audiences in a US$100 million advertising campaign.

Will Citibank have to change its slogan, "Citi never sleeps," because it now suggests that anxious executives, worried about solvency, are staying up all night?

The team should change its slogan to "Never a dull moment".

As part of the bacon rollout, the campaign changed its official slogan today from "Romney: Believe in America" to "Romney: Now with Yummy Bacon".

Last month, the Army changed its recruiting slogan after 20 years from "Be All You Can Be" to "An Army of One," to appeal to the individualism of the younger generation.

Maybe in light of the financial crisis we're in, Las Vegas should change its tourism slogan.

BP introduced its new slogan "Beyond Petroleum" and changed its 70-year-old, shield-style logo to a more upbeat and eco-friendly green and yellow sunburst.

But the company has changed its slogan and its direction.

NBC should change it's slogan to, 'NBC Nightly News, Grano Salis'.

The sugar lobby and Merisant sued McNeil, claiming that its slogan was misleading (McNeil changed it).