No more words. That's the strategy credit card company Mastercard is taking with its logo. In a move to make the Mastercard trademarked red and yellow circles even more iconic, the symbol will be ...

I’d bring in the red “K” from a box of Kellogg’s , or a section of the Legos logo ... Mastercard’s branding move is a smart one. Like every other brand today, it is facing major ...

No more CamelCase; it's just "Mastercard" now (and in some cases "mastercard," but we'll get to that). The logo still has the overlapping red and yellow circles and sans-serif font, but all the ...

The revamped logo has dropped the CamelCase and now reads ‘Mastercard’ and even ‘mastercard’ in some of the branding. The red and yellow overlapping circles remain, however they no longer ...

For MasterCard ... the Mastercard logo even when its name isn’t present. It also points to the changing nature of exchanging currency. One of the original major credit card companies, formerly ...

Mastercard is changing its logo. The interlocking red and yellow circles are here to stay, but Mastercard’s rebrand is missing something big: its name. Raja Rajamannar, the company’s chief ...

The red and yellow interlocking circles have been Mastercard's trademark since it was founded in 1966, and now the financial company is banking on its logo being iconic enough to solely represent the ...

NEW YORK — In one of the biggest changes in its history, MasterCard Inc. unveiled a new brand identity, primarily consisting of a new logo and major upgrades to its MasterPass digital payment ...

Fifty years after introducing its logo of interlocking red and yellow circles, Mastercard has simplified its official logo by stripping the name 'mastercard' from it. The credit card firm now refers ...