You can expect those same golden arches and menu on every McDonald’s across the U.S. and in other countries. Well, just about ...

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 changes its logo to encourage social distancing among consumers and employees.

McDonald's Golden Arches are always referenced in the plural. Here's why some locations have a single gold arch.

In the 1960s, McDonald's almost got rid of its golden arches. A consultant insisted they stay and provided an eyebrow-raising explanation.

McDonald's CEO Chris Kempczinski has flipped details on the fast food chain's months-long teased mega burger, known now as the Big Arch.

The McDonald's 'golden arches' emblem is one of the most distinctive logos in the world. It has been used since 1961 - but people are only just learning the psychology behind the iconic colours ...

Even corporate logos can practice social distancing. McDonald's in Brazil used the company's famous Golden Arches to promote the concept of social distancing. This comes as the company closed ...