Even though 2.5 million were produced, "Keep calm and carry on" was shelved by the government and moldered in boxes until a bookstore owner found one in 2000. The rest, of course, is history.

There is a new meme in pop culture that encourages you to "Keep Calm." You have likely seen T-shirts and bumper stickers telling you to "Keep Calm and Pass it On," "Keep Calm and Don't Blink" or ...

"Keep calm and carry on" is to Brits what "I heart NY" is to New Yorkers. The phrase is plastered on every printable surface and remixed hundreds of ways. Bring it up in conversation with a Brit ...

But let's keep calm and carry on, and use Brexit to find takeaways for steering your portfolio in a world of rising event risk. You often make money when you buy, not when you sell.

The original Keep Calm and Carry On is a simple, short phrase that encapsulates a nation's self-image. The poster was created by the government in 1939, to be published in the case of invasion.

“As the British government advised the British people in the face of World War II, ‘Keep calm and carry on.' That’s what I did,” Trump told a crowd of supporters in Freeland, Mich.

The now-famous Keep Calm and Carry On poster was produced by the British Ministry of Information in 1939, as a quintessentially British statement of what to do in the event of German invasion.

If your organization is suffering from the Brexit jitters, "keep calm and carry on" is the message you need to give. But how? The most common approaches probably won't work.

Before you take an action you may well regret for the rest of your life, take a deep breath and Keep Calm and Carry On. For additional information, contact the depot’s Legal Office at 256-235-6518.