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 ...

It's also got the lowercase letters from 1968's Master Charge logo; the overlapping, rather than interlocking, colors from 1968 and 1979; the vibrant color palette of the '90s; and the dissociated ...

Mastercard logo will no longer have its name, just colours The company is removing the word Mastercard from the pair of interlocking red and yellow circles where it has resided for more than 50 years.

MasterCard unveiled its new logo earlier this summer, and as far as rebrandings go, the tweaks were subtle: The company kept its overlapping red and yellow balls intact, and moved its name, which ...

Mastercard Inc (NYSE: MA ) branded credit cards will undergo a face-lift as several future cards will only include the iconic red and yellow circles, the company said in a press release. What ...

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 ...

For MasterCard, not enough to keep it in the logo. The company is removing the word Mastercard from the pair of interlocking red and yellow circles where it has resided for more than 50 years.

After Mastercard's inception in 1966, its logo of interlocking circles was created in 1968 and underwent refreshes in 1979, 1990 and 1996 in which the name Mastercard became successively bolder. That ...

For MasterCard, not enough to keep it in the logo. The company is removing the word Mastercard from the pair of interlocking red and yellow circles where it has resided for more than 50 years.

Mastercard 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.