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 distinctive overlapping circles logo will remain the same ... of people asked were able to identify the brand from the two interlocking circles alone. "Reinvention in the digital age calls ...

After 50 years we are dropping the name Mastercard from our logo altogether ... competing with - or in relation to - the two interlocking circles. If you take off the name and occupy the whole ...

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 ...

Mastercard Inc. is removing its name from its logo in most contexts, leaving the interlocking red and yellow circles to represent the brand on cards, in stores, at events and in advertising.

the Toyota logo has become a mainstay of our roads and television screens. But despite seeing dozens of them every day, how many people know what the signature three interlocking ovals that ...