McDonalds Stock News

Dutch Bros is distinctly different from coffee shop powerhouse Starbucks. There's a long growth runway ahead for the smaller company.

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McDonald's has ended an agreement with its local partner in Sri Lanka and all 12 outlets in the country have been closed, an attorney for the U.S. company said on Sunday.

Comparing valuations of individual stocks to the broader market can help uncover good bargains. Coca-Cola and McDonald's both trade at discounts to the S&P 500 despite a history of growth.

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McDonald's (MCD) focuses on strengthening core menu offerings and marketing promotions to drive growth. However, a challenging macro environment is a concern.

Recently, Zacks.com users have been paying close attention to McDonald's (MCD). This makes it worthwhile to examine what the stock has in store.

American fast-food companies are rapidly expanding their footprint in France as consumers increasingly choose quick service restaurants over traditional ones.

The latest trading day saw McDonald's (MCD) settling at $278.58, representing a -0.2% change from its previous close.

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McDonald's app and some restaurants were impacted by a technology outage on Friday just weeks after the company warned about the risk of its reliance on technology.

According to the latest Consumer Price Index (CPI) reading, the rise in grocery costs has decelerated significantly more than dining costs. Yahoo Finance Retail Reporter Brooke DiPalma joins the Live

McDonalds' Golden Arches Remain Deliciously Tempting With Digital & Growth Tailwinds [Upgrade]

The fast-food industry looks primed for a price war to draw consumers back through their doors.

The Federal Trade Commission and the antitrust unit of the Department of Justice are asking the US Copyright Office to approve an exemption.