The boycott is being called for by The People's Union USA, an advocacy group aiming to organize working-class Americans.

Many assume that the McDonald’s logo is simply a massive “M” to represent the name of the fast-food chain. But the famed Golden Arches apparently serve another purpose.

McDonald's Canada has revealed an ingenious new ad campaign, craftily hiding the iconic Golden Arches in plain sight. The ads centre around the chaos of Moving Day, reminding hungry patrons that ...

Big names like McDonald’s, British Airways and easyJet have recently relied on typography—not their logo—to carry their identity in bold campaigns. A strong typeface can be as recognisable ...

McDonald's is distinguishable because of its signature colours of red and yellow – and the reason behind it is all to do with our psyche. Here's all you need to know ...

Have you noticed how the golden arches of McDonald’s make you instantly hungry? Or how the rich brown packaging of chocolate ...

The claim: Image shows satanic-themed McDonald's Happy Meal. An April 1 Instagram video (direct link, archive link) shows an image of a devil figurine beside a black box with the McDonald's logo ...

This month, McDonald’s announced its latest apparel collaboration: a line of Crocs clogs (starting at $70), some of which resemble the McDonald’s characters Birdie, Hamburglar and Grimace.

Don't flip out when you see McDonald's golden arches Thursday. They've been flipped. In honor of International Women's Day, the fast food giant is turning its iconic golden arches upside down on ...

The poster carries the yellow McDonald’s logo and says, “We are proud to say that McDonalds supplies the Israeli military with free meals, especially while the rest of Gaza starves.

If you thought the McDonald’s logo was an abstract rendering of two massive, bendy French fries dipped into a pool of sweet, tangy ketchup, it's not a bad guess—but the logo colors actually ...

Someone in the British town of Milton Keynes posted a picture of what appears to be the McDonald's logo in a shopping center while bemoaning that it's the last thing the mall needs.