The company announced last week it is cutting jobs, closing a factory and curtailing production lines.
58% of people cut dining out costs as inflation ramped up, according to @LikeFolio 's Landon Swan. Even McDonald's (MCD) saw their customer base drop when its prices went up.
McDonald's is gearing up to introduce a brand-new addition to its US menu next week: the Chicken Big Mac. With hopes of bringing in more customers and expanding its already impressive chicken offerings, the fast-food giant is betting that this latest twist on its iconic sandwich could help it reverse a challenging year.
It pays a higher yield than the wider market and is on sale right now.
McDonald's will start replacing beef patties in its Big Mac with chicken patties in a move meant to attract customers. But what's the real motive behind the move?
McDonald's (MCD) has been one of the stocks most watched by Zacks.com users lately. So, it is worth exploring what lies ahead for the stock.
Andy Barish with Jefferies remains bullish on McDonald's (MCD) after what he calls a strong third quarter, thanks to an emphasis on value. However, he's bearish on Starbucks (SBUX) until new CEO Brian Niccol can build his team, and rebuild the company's culture.
MCD is hurt by a decline in global comparable store sales. High labor costs are a concern.
Earlier this month, McDonald's franchisees voted to extend the $5 value meal into December in most U.S. markets.
McDonald's announced its 48th straight dividend increase. Here's why dividend growth is so important.
MCD has increased its dividend for 48 consecutive years since the first issued in 1976.
Late on Wednesday, September 25, the fast food giant McDonald's (NYSE: MCD) offered its investors a welcome surprise: a hefty dividend yield increase.