In 2011, the company came under fire for using toys (featured in its trademark Happy Meals) and Ronald to advertise to children. Then-CEO Jim Skinner said, in response, "Ronald McDonald is an ...

In one clip, Ronald, still wearing his food-tray hat, is introduced as 'Ronald McDonald, the happy hamburger-eating clown'. Ronald responds: 'Well, your mum's right as always, but I'm Ronald McDonald!

Beloved McDonald's mascot Ronald McDonald hasn't always been lovable; he started out looking terrifying. Here's his stunning ...

NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) – On today’s What’s Brewing, clown mania is putting Ronald McDonald inside McDonald’s temporarily. If you’re a fan of the Golden Girls, like Teresa, make sure to ...

The clown Ronald McDonald, who donned white face makeup, bright red hair and a yellow jumpsuit, was slowly phased out of McDonald's marketing campaigns for a sinister reason . Home; ...

Ronald. Paging Ronald. Are you there, Ronald? McDonald’s said Tuesday that its trusty clown mascot Ronald McDonald is taking a hiatus in response to a rash of creepy clown sightings across th… ...

So McDonald's decided to thin out Ronald, update his clothes, shorten his hair and tone down his image, all in an effort to make him more relevant and likeable.

Ronald McDonald doing what he loves. (The Associated Press) Ronald McDonald just wants to make people happy. He bounds through parades and other public events, big red smile painted on his face ...

Ronald McDonald has his own Twitter account ... ambassador has been working less in recent years as a growing cacophony of parents and educators resists the idea of a happy clown ...

Ronald McDonald will be taking a slight hiatus in the wake of creepy clown sightings across the United States, according to the company. In a statement to The Arizona Republic, McDonald's Corp ...

Ronald McDonald made his debut in 1963 and in a few short years became an iconic, instantly recognizable symbol of American consumption (and some say, excess). McDonald’s had relegated him to ...

NEW YORK—McDonald's Corp. is putting its longtime mascot Ronald McDonald back on television and bolstering his Web presence, resetting its sights on kids after a recent push to target adults ...