MANILA, Philippines — Every now and then, a funny copycat comes along: a KCF built beside a KFC; a Borio cookie that looks and tastes like Oreo; and Skaters shoes with logo and "feels" that ...

As these brands borrow from the likeness of well-established brands, potential customers either feel confident in the counterfeit or confuse them entirely, mistaking the copycat for the original ...

Big tech companies are no strangers to collaborations with names outside their niche. Samsung, for instance, has launched ...

The McDonald's logo is an iconic representation of the company and has been a part of American culture for nearly fifty years. The golden arches have been used on many items such as toys, clothing, ...

Enter the mascot logo: the warm smiles of the branding world. Mascot logos are when illustrated characters are used to represent your brand. They're the KFC Colonel, the Michelin Man, the Duolingo owl ...

KFC describes the product as "crispy on the outside, deliciously fluffy on the inside, and perfectly seasoned. They’re made ...

"This strategic decision will involve relocating KFC U.S. corporate office employees currently in Louisville, Kentucky, to the KFC and Pizza Hut Global headquarters in Plano, Texas. In addition, ...

KFC stands for Kentucky Fried Chicken — everyone knows this, even chicken eaters outside of the United States. But the chain, long based in Kentucky, is relocating after 95 years of making ...

The fried chicken chain’s U.S. headquarters will move from Louisville, Kentucky, to Plano, Texas, owner Yum Brands said Tuesday. About 100 KFC U.S. employees will be required to relocate over ...

KFC is a piece of who we are. Losing it is a gut punch. But Louisville's future isn't about what we've lost — it’s about what ...

A backlit KFC logo adorns a wall in the entryway at the Yum! Brands headquarters in Louisville, Kentucky. March 27, 2024. "KFC is a Greater Louisville homegrown company that has become one of the ...

The famed Kentucky Fried Chicken, part of Yum! Brands, will soon be leaving its home state of Kentucky. On Tuesday, Yum! Brands, a Fortune 500 company that has been based in Louisville since 1997 ...