Cree rebrands to Wolfspeed
As part of its shift to focus on semiconductor manufacturing, Cree rebranded itself as Wolfspeed. You can now find them on Wolfspeed.com.
300+ Logistics Companies and Their Domain Name Choices
We looked at some of the top players in the logistics field globally and compiled this list of brand names we found worthy of your attention.
Vinewave rebrands to OneDirectory
On October 6th, Vinewave, a leading software as a service provider of employee directory solutions, announced its rebrand to OneDirectory.
Prospering in the Pandemic: The Top 100 Companies and Their Domains
The Financial Times recently published a list of the top 100 companies prospering in the pandemic. We looked over what their choices are for brand and domain names.
99 Fast-Growing Edtech Startups in 2021 and Their Domain Names
We analyzed 99 EdTech startups that skyrocketed in 2021 and their naming and domain name choices. Here are our findings.
Top Fintech Companies and Their Domain Name Choices
The trend of Fintech taking over the startup space is still going strong, so we have gathered a list of 400 companies in the financial technology industry worth following.
Fernando Nery on How to Launch a Startup and Survive in a Pandemic
Tatiana Bonneau had the pleasure to talk with one of the founders of Portão3 about how they managed to survive and thrive during the pandemic when so many established brands failed.
September 2021 Funded Startups and their domain name choices
Grails team gathered a list of 824 startups that raised funds in September. Here are the domain name choices that piqued our attention.
September 2021 recap: Which brands and domains made headlines
Every month, as part of our Monthly News Recap series, we give you an overview of the most relevant branding, naming, and domain name news. Here are the most interesting ones, so sit back and enjoy another retrospective of the month behind us.
California-based Perfect Day raised $350 million in a Series D
Perfect Day is an alternative food technology startup company. California-based company raised $350 million in a Series D investment round.