McDonald`s Corp

NYSE: MCD
$297.32
+$4.47 (+1.5%)
Closing Price on November 5, 2024

MCD Articles

Is there a good, easy-to-find, place at the McDonald’s website for complaints about its service? Not really.
The McDonald’s second-quarter report shows the $5 meal deal failed to improve same-store sales. Will it cut the price of the low-priced meal again?
24/7 Wall St. Insights Despite inflation pricing out some lower-income customers, satisfaction in fast-food restaurants increased The top and bottom fast-food chains for customer satisfaction remain...
Wall Street expectations for where the share price of drive-thru coffee chain Dutch Bros is headed vary considerably.
The $5 meal was supposed to bring back consumers who thought McDonald’s menu was too expensive. Investors don't think it's working.
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One of the biggest places to advertise for any global brand is during a sporting event. Whether it’s a regular-season game, championship, or the Super Bowl, advertising during sports guarantees an...
Investors are not impressed with the McDonald’s $5 meal, perhaps because they think consumers won’t be either.
Though McDonald’s wants to cut labor costs to improve profits, it has scrapped plans for AI-based drive-thrus at some locations.
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It is how direct competition works between rivals when they try to take market share from one another. McDonald’s (NYSE: MCD) started offering $5 meals. Within a few days, the much smaller Burger...
As McDonald’s tries to fight perceptions that its food has become too expensive, its franchisees object to the $5 value meal plan.
McDonald’s management finds itself caught between increasing operating costs and consumers who are unhappy about rising prices.
McDonald’s reportedly plans to have 10,000 stores in China by the end of 2028. Here is a peek at the why and how of this strategy.
A recent analysis shows that McDonald’s has raised prices of some of its most popular menu items at a rate substantially outpacing inflation.