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McDonald’s CEO Flags Consumer Strain, Brings Back Value Deals


America’s diners are splitting into haves and have-nots, and McDonald’s is feeling it, CEO Chris Kempczinski says. In an interview with CNBC’s Squawk Box earlier this month, Kempczinski described a ... Read More

Is there a fast-food price war looming?


Fast-food giant McDonald's launches Extra Value Meals offering 15% discounts on meal bundles, which industry experts say could trigger competitor responses. Read More

Fast-food chains push more discounts to combat McDonald's


Jack in the Box and Wendy’s are offering new price promotions as they push back against their rival’s Extra Value Meals. Not everybody ... Read More

McDonald's reignites a fast-food pricing war by adding Extra Value Meals to its menu


Shares of McDonald's ( MCD) edged 0.3% higher in premarket trading on Wednesday. The value menu focus could impact other fast-food chains such as Burger King ( QSR ), Wendy's ( WEN ), Taco Bell ( YUM ... Read More

Fast-food chains are fighting to keep value meals cheap - and this price is the sweet spot


Fast-food chains are increasingly competing with sit-down chains that offer meal deals for around $10. When does a fast-food meal feel like a deal? Apparently, when it's under $10. That's the ... Read More

How Restaurants Like Olive Garden And Texas Roadhouse Are Winning The Value War Against Fast Food


With rising inflation showing no signs of slowing down, Americans are tightening their belts by opting to dine in. Though higher costs make eating at home the more cost-friendly option, people will ... Read More


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