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Burger King drops supplier linked to horsemeat

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Burger King says it has stopped buying beef from an Irish supplier whose patties in Britain and Ireland were found to contain traces of horsemeat.

 

Burger King Delivery: Chain Expands Service To New York City

Burger King has been slowly rolling out delivery, first starting earlier this year and slowly expanding to different cities. Already, the chain offers delivery in Miami, Houston and Washington, D.C., and it announced yesterday that delivery will now be available in New York.

 

How McDonald’s Came Back Bigger Than Ever

McDonald's

With new food, revamped decor and an embrace of Twitter and mommy blogs, McDonald’s has returned from the brink of a public-relations nightmare.

 

McDonald's To Bump Prices, While Ads Wax Fifties Nostalgic

McDonald's To Bump Prices, While Ads Wax Fifties Nostalgic

As food costs are expected to rise about four percent in the United States and Europe from last year, McDonald's plans to raise its prices slightly and gradually. In March, the company raised all menu items by one percent, reports Nation's Restaurant News, and plans to "keep taking small, additional menu price increases."Read More...

 

Lawsuit questioning Taco Bell's beef is dropped

An Alabama-based law firm has withdrawn its class-action lawsuit that sought to force Taco Bell to stop calling the meat it serves "beef."...

 

Food Review: Subway Starts Making Breakfast

It's been a big few weeks for fast-food breakfast sandwiches. First Burger King added sausage-egg sandwiches and breakfast bowls to the menu (admitting they totally ripped off McDonald's) and last week, Subway launched a new line of five breakfast sandwiches.

 

McDonald's Profit Jumps

McDonald's Profit Jumps

McDonald's earnings rose 23% on stronger margins and same-store sales along with an increase in customer visits.

 

McDonald's to Offer Free WiFi

McDonald's to Offer Free WiFi

McDonald's will soon start offering free wireless Internet access at its U.S. restaurants as part of the fast-food chain's transformation from its hamburger roots into a hang-out destination.

 

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