Hennes, meaning "for her" in swedish, was the original store. They then bought Mauritz which I believe was specialised in fishing clothes for men. Hennes och Mauritz therefore became a thing and was later shortened to H&M. This is what I remember from a lesson I had five years ago so I can't really give you more info, I hope I at least remembered right
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In the netherlands we, atleast the people I know, still say Hennes en Mauritz eventhough on the stores it only shows H&M (some people might say H en M though)
Ah yes, thank you for pointing that out (with regard to spelling)! While you are correct that the company began in Australia, it is now based in the United States.
Though that makes everyone else have to erase _gram. I personally have never heard people say Insta, though have seen it online. Might be a difference in country/culture thing (and slightly age, because I can image the kids under 18 might say it here, they also say trampo for trampoline, with sounds pretty awfull to me haha, it keeps reminding me of tramp and tampon... though it is starting to sound slightly more normal lately, but first I thought nooo don;t talk about tramps with tampons!)
I think you'll find that it was founded in Sharpsburg, Pennsylvania, relocated to Pittsburgh, then merged with Kraft in 2015 and is now based in both Pittsburgh and Chicago.
It's still the same company though. You can change the name, you can change the logo, but nothing else about the company is going to change just because of those two factors.
depicted in this quiz is clearly twitter's logo, not the x logo, and this quiz is about logos rather than companies imo (if deciding between those two)
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Maybe accept "hennes" and possibly "hennies" for H&M? it's a very common name for it as far as I remember...
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