Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang once got a company logo tattoo to celebrate the share price of the company he co-founded. A look at how much the stock is up since Huang got the tattoo. Today's manic ...

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang got a tattoo of the company logo when its stock price hit $100 apiece — but he's probably not looking to get inked again. "So you've got a tattoo of the company logo on ...

To celebrate the occasion of shares hitting $100, Huang promised company executives he would get the Nvidia logo as a tattoo. In a 2017 interview with Fortune, Huang revealed the tattoo and shared ...

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A pilates studio called Solidcore is turning heads on social media after revealing they are encouraging members to brand themselves with a tattoo of their logo to celebrate their 10-year anniversar… ...

And although the company welcomes feedback from those who would rather avoid branding, he told me, Ottobock will keep its logos visible. The company has made the logo on the BeBionic smaller and ...

Leading the pack is Removery, a tattoo removal company with more than 140 locations and plans for continued expansion. Last year, Removery CEO Tom Weber inked his skin with Removery R logo tattoos.

The tattoo, featuring the company's recognisable large "M" symbol, was shared on social media platform X. The image showed the surrounding skin red and inflamed, indicating the ink was freshly done.

NBA won't fine Hornets' LaMelo Ball for failing to cover up rule-breaking neck tattoo, per report Ball's 'LF' tattoo represents his middle name as well as his clothing company ...

Incidentally, there's a story about Nvidia stock hitting $100. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang got a tattoo of the company logo when its stock price hit $100. Huang, known for wearing his signature shiny ...

Happy National Tattoo Day! This story first ran in 2016. Fifteen years ago this month, I was working at a large publishing company in Waukesha as a communications manager.

Jo Beckwith, a public speaker and content creator who raises awareness about limb loss, dislikes the portion of her liner that’s covered in an ugly company logo. “That’s my leg,” she told me.