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SBUX is leaning on delivery growth to support U.S. comps as rising transactions and broader access test the Back to Starbucks strategy.

The fast casual burger chain is tapping into consumer desire for premium cold beverages with a new lineup, as dirty sodas take over restaurant menus.

McDonald's (NYSE:MCD) has launched a new company wide program called "McDonald’s NEXT" focused on modernizing operations and customer experience. The initiative centers on automation in kitchens and ordering, tighter digital integration, and co creation of menu concepts with fans. "McDonald’s NEXT" is being rolled out across the system, with the company positioning it as a framework for future restaurant formats and processes. For investors watching McDonald's at a share price of $271.66,...

Steve Cirulis has joined Wendy’s as chief financial officer and chief strategy officer, replacing Ken Cook.

Cirulis worked alongside Wendy's new CEO Bob Wright at Potbelly, where the two led a brand turnaround that produced a 500% increase in share price

At $270.10, McDonald’s (NYSE:MCD) looks compelling to research. The stock just hit a fresh 52-week low while the underlying business is posting its fourth straight quarter of accelerating global comparable sales, a setup that rarely lasts long. McDonald’s is the world’s largest restaurant franchisor, with more than 45,000 restaurants across over 100 countries and a ... McDonald’s at 52-Week Low: Buy, Sell or Hold?

A recent Motley Fool Hidden Gems Investing segment featured guests Phil LeBrun, former international CIO of McDonald’s, and Dr. Jana Werner, executive advisor at AWS, who are co-authors of the book The Octopus Organization. The book describes how successful companies continue to evolve rather than declaring victory and standing still. Their core warning is aimed ... Experts Warn: Companies Cutting Headcount to Boost Efficiency May Be Betting on the Wrong Future

McDonald's stock has fallen 11% this year, and it's now near its 52-week low.

A media report claims that prediction market Polymarket paid social media creators to promote fake bets and fabrica...

McDonald’s Corporation (NYSE:MCD) is one of Kevin O’Leary’s top stock picks for 2026 through the O’Shares U.S. Quality Dividend ETF. The stock made up 3.53% of the ETF as of June 17, 2026. On June 1, 2026, McDonald’s introduced McDonald’s > NEXT, a new systemwide strategy aimed at driving growth and restaurant productivity. The company […]

Azure and AWS could face DMA obligations on interoperability, customer lock-in, and self-preferencing if EU regulators proceed.

MCD's value deals, menu innovation and pop culture tie-ins help lift first-quarter comps, with Australia showing key momentum.

Warsh kills Fed guidance but the signs are clear on rates, peace deal leaves big questions over Hormuz and oil

McDonald's (MCD) concluded the recent trading session at $283.82, signifying a -1.43% move from its prior day's close.

McDonald's is bringing back its Fried Apple Pie for a limited time starting June 22. The dessert was removed from U.S. menus in 1992 and has been a frequent subject of customer requests. The move is part of a nostalgia focused marketing push aimed at boosting engagement and store visits. For investors watching McDonald's, the return of the Fried Apple Pie adds a consumer focused angle to a stock that last closed at $287.93 on the NYSE:MCD ticker. Over the past 5 years, the stock is up...

Restaurant spending is fragmenting as consumers trade down for value or up for experiences, leaving midtier brands struggling.

YUM is selling Pizza Hut in a $2.7B deal, aiming to streamline operations, boost flexibility and return more capital to shareholders.

When you think of quintessential American foods, a few things immediately come to mind: fried chicken, saucy barbecue, hamburgers, and apple pie. Apple pie may be one of the nation’s most iconic desserts, but it wasn’t actually invented here. The first known recipe dates back to England ...

In my years running a large toy store in Manchester, Conn., the biggest challenge was having the right inventory for the holiday season. While some items, like train sets and certain board games, sell every year, many of our categories were trend-driven. If I ordered space-themed Legos and kids ...

Elon Musk is now worth more than three times the world's second-richest person.

Starbucks (NASDAQ: SBUX) and McDonald’s (NYSE: MCD) both delivered upbeat quarters this spring, but the stories underneath could not be more different. Starbucks is mid-turnaround under CEO Brian Niccol, while McDonald’s is a steady franchised cash machine led by Chris Kempczinski. If you are deciding where to park $10,000, the choice comes down to turnaround ... Got $10,000? Starbucks vs. McDonald’s: The Winner for Long-Term Investors

Investors are showing that they aren't all that concerned about valuations as long as the growth story looks good.

Cava and Dutch Bros are standing out as consumers become more selective about where they spend their dining dollars.

McDonald's is widening drinks beyond Coca-Cola as custom sodas, refreshers and Red Bull energy drinks gain focus.

BROS stock jumps 25% in a month as strong sales and raised guidance fuel optimism, but cost pressure and valuation suggest caution.

The average brokerage recommendation (ABR) for McDonald's (MCD) is equivalent to a Buy. The overly optimistic recommendations of Wall Street analysts make the effectiveness of this highly sought-after metric questionable. So, is it worth buying the stock?

McDonald's (NYSE:MCD) is expanding its beverage lineup with new custom sodas, refreshers, and energy drinks featuring Red Bull. The move adds to its long running Coca-Cola partnership by introducing branded energy options alongside its traditional soft drinks. The refreshed beverage menu aims to capture more spending from guests who want broader choices, including energy drinks. For investors tracking NYSE:MCD, this beverage expansion comes with the stock around $284.81 and a mixed recent...

While c-stores are still leading innovators in the segment, restaurant chains like McDonald’s and Whataburger have stepped up their new releases of refreshers, craft-style drinks and more.

For two weeks every four years, Americans embrace soccer and may even remember that the rest of the world calls it football. This year, however, football-mania will be running even more wild than during a typical World Cup because the United States is hosting the global event. That's a massive ...

Changing consumer tastes and increasing competition challenge one of the most successful and oldest corporate partnerships