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This fast-food industry giant recently announced another acquisition, and that move might make it a more attractive investment to consider. The post Restaurant Brands International (TSX:QSR): a Good Buy After Its Recent Acquisition? appeared first on The Motley Fool Canada .

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Burger King's Whopper is turning 64 years old, and it's giving the breakfast sandwich a price to match.

Chew on this: fast-food giant Burger King is lowering the price of its signature Whopper sandwich to roughly the cost of a gumball.

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The throwback deal is in honor of Burger King's 64th birthday, as well as a new members program called Burger King Royal Perks.

With the need for speed superseding other considerations for many restaurant customers, brands are making compromises to boost their throughput. At Morgan Stanley''s Global Consumer and Retail Conference on Wednesday (Dec. 1), Jose Cil, CEO of Burger King parent company Restaurant Brands International, announced that the burger chain is streamlining its menus at some locations []

Surat (Gujarat) [India], December 1 (ANI/PNN): Ajay''s Takeaway Food, a fast-growing chain of trusted Quick Service Restaurants (QSR) committed to serving affordable but high-quality food, has reached a major milestone in its unbelievable growth journey. From its first outlet in August 2014, Ajay''s has opened its 95th outlet at Piplod, Surat this month. What makes the journey all the more incredible is that Ajay''s has its

"Our team was deadly afraid to work every day because they thought their face will get burned off," one former employee said.

Parametric Portfolio Associates LLC boosted its holdings in shares of Restaurant Brands International Inc. (NYSE:QSR) (TSE:QSR) by 12.2% during the 2nd quarter, according to its most recent 13F filing with the SEC. The fund owned 146,654 shares of the restaurant operators stock after purchasing an additional 15,959 shares during the period. Parametric Portfolio Associates LLCs []

Restaurant Brands International stock (NYSE: QSR) at the current price of $58 is nearly flat compared to the start of 2021. In recently announced Q3 2021, system-wide sales increased by 10.8% for the

Agreement further contributes to Tims China''s robust expansion SHANGHAI , Nov. 29, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- TH International Limited, together with its wholly owned subsidiaries, ("THIL" or " Tims China ") announced today a strategic partnership with METRO China, a leading retailer and joint venture of Wumart and Metro AG, whereby Tims China will be the exclusive coffee shop brand in METRO stores in China. The first seven stores operating under this partnership opened today in four cities. Tims China and METRO China leadership at METROs strategic partnership conference Under the partnership, Tims China will open Tims Go coffee shops, the compact-store model of Tims China , at METRO China stores in the country. Tims China will enjoy preferred site selection, as well as delivery services and complimentary marketing initiatives. By January 2022 , the partners plan to open at least nine Tims Go shops in METRO stores across six cities, including Chengdu , Dalian , Qingdao , Nanjing , Langfang, and Shanghai .

Analysts expect that Restaurant Brands International Inc. (NYSE:QSR) (TSE:QSR) will report sales of $1.49 billion for the current fiscal quarter, according to Zacks. Eight analysts have made estimates for Restaurant Brands Internationals earnings. The lowest sales estimate is $1.30 billion and the highest is $1.55 billion. Restaurant Brands International posted sales of $1.36 billion in []

Subway Future Uncertain After Death Of 90-Year-Old Co-Founder After recovering from a pedophile spokesman, a '' yoga mat '' scandal and a fake tuna lawsuit , the future of Subway Restaurants is up in the air following the death of the fast-food giant''s co-founder, Peter Buck. Peter Buck (AP) Buck - who became a billionaire after loaning Fred DeLuca $1,000 in 1965 to open a sandwich shop in Bridgeport, CT, died last week at the age of 90. As the New York Post notes, the sandwich chain had been in negotiations for a potential sale to Restaurant Brands International - the Brazil-based owner of Burger King. The talk fizzled, leading to RBI purchasing smaller competitor, Firehouse Subs, for $1.1 billion. Negotiations fell apart , however, due in part to disagreements between Buck and DeLuca''s widow, Elizabeth - as each party has controlled 50% of the chain since DeLuca''s 2015 death. According to the report, "one of them it wasnt clear which had been holding out for a higher price than the other" according to a source familiar with the negotiations.

Restaurant Brands International (QSR) announced Wednesday that it will participate in an upcoming investors conference hosted by Morgan Stanley. Restaurant Brands is one The post Restaurant Brands to Participate in Morgan Stanley Conference appeared first on Smarter Analyst .