restaurants

With sales that do well in recessions and in economic recoveries, McDonald’s is a particularly attractive stock now.
Not surprisingly, the city with the most Starbucks locations is New York City, while California is the state with the most.
Starbucks faces a hurdle that will be a problem in the coming years, unless it can treat its poorly paid store employees well enough to end their labor actions.
McDonald’s has a new plan for drive-thru customers to grab its food even faster.
McDonald’s has brought back the Halloween Pail, a container for children to use when they collect candy on Halloween night.
Long lines hamper many fast-food operations, but Starbucks admitted in March that the trouble had been a challenge.
McDonald’s has announced the reopening of several locations in Kyiv in October. It is among the first of many American companies that would like to resume business in Ukraine.
New Starbucks CEO Laxman Narasimhan has been handed a roadmap he is not supposed to deviate from.
The new Starbucks CEO has to decide if union-busting is the wisest choice for a company in which its hourly workers are the face of the business.
Coffee is not the same as washing detergent. In fact, it is not even close.
McDonald's still sells 99-cent cups of coffee. In the age of surging inflation, can that last?
Starbucks is set to close 16 stores this month. Oddly almost all are in Los Angeles and Seattle.
BofA Securities issued a couple calls recently with a focus on the restaurant industry.
What are McDonald’s prospects as it faces inflation and rising supply and labor costs?
The Starbucks capital of America is the ubiquitous coffee purveyor's home state, according to a 24/7 Tempo analysis.