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Wednesday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades from 24/7 Wall St. include BP, CSX, Dollar General, EMC, Sprint, 3D Systems and Disney.
Monday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades from 24/7 Wall St. include Apache, Netflix, RF Micro, Starbucks, Southwest Air and Disney.
Following the Black Friday strikes at more than 1,600 Walmart locations across the United States, fast-food workers will walk off the job in 160 cities on Thursday.
courtesy of Wal-Mart StoresIt’s a marketing adage that keeping an existing customer is both cheaper and easier than wooing a new one. It takes time and money to become one of America’s most...
An analyst at Morgan Stanley has kicked off the week with an upgrade for Burger King and a downgrade for McDonald’s.
The U.S. Treasury has finally made its proposed effort to deal with the waves of corporate tax inversions that have created such a stir of late.
Same-store sales for McDonald's were bad in July and worse in August.
These companies have cut their effective tax rates the most and boosted their net income at the same time.
Warren Buffett may be about to stir up a firestorm of negative comments for his contribution to Burger King's scamper across the border.
McDonald's could admit its U.S. expansion is over and buy a company that may be only at the beginning of its run.
Tim Hortons and Burger King may merge, the two companies disclosed.
A new survey from Consumer Reports indicates that people queried prefer food from Chipotle Mexican Grill over what is offered by McDonald's. Sales numbers would show otherwise.
ThinkstockWhen it comes to fast food, Americans eat a lot of it, and they are getting more demanding about the quality of the food they are eating. And the biggest names are faring the poorest:...
McDonald's posted another month of falling same-store sales in the United States for May, as competition has flanked it in terms of locations and menu.
Last week Steve Ballmer, the former Microsoft CEO, bid $2 billion to buy the Los Angeles Clippers -- a price most experts consider way too high. Is this just a vanity purchase or is there a chance...