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

Since the 1950s, McDonald’s Golden Arches have cast a lasting glow. Their electric yellow neon lights hover above the roads and highways of cities and suburbs in over 100 countries across the globe.

The Golden Arches won’t guide you to a Big Mac and fries at one McDonald’s, though. Nearly 70 years ago, arches were added to the restaurant’s new “Red and White” buildings to help the ...

Although the Golden Arches remain the symbol of McDonald's, some signs still might feature the older version. Investigating the case, we found a Google Maps image from a ...

You may notice something different about McDonald's signature golden arches on Thursday. The fast-food giant is celebrating International Women's Day by flipping their iconic "M" to become a "W." ...

There's a golden anniversary at the Golden Arches this year. No, it's not a couple celebrating their 50th at McDonald's. Although that has happened. It's the 50th anniversary of the egg McMuffin ...

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

Since the 1950s, McDonald’s Golden Arches have cast a lasting glow. Their electric yellow neon lights hover above the roads and highways of cities and suburbs in over 100 countries across the globe.

Did you know that some McDonald’s restaurants only have one arch? The reason behind this fast food design choice might surprise you. Most people associate McDonald’s with its famous golden ...