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At McDonald’s, some technologies fly while others crawl

Dynamic Yield was implemented quickly but its results haven’t lived up to massive expectations, while labor-saving efforts are “not ready for prime time.”

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McDonald’s CEO Chris Kempczinski expects the company to resolve its franchisee dispute

He said a technology fee at the center of its quarrel with operators amounts to “a rounding error” when compared to the overall health of the system.

Byron Allen, owner of The Weather Channel, and other executives are seeking a meeting with the burger giant’s CEO, Chris Kempczinski.

The chain is kicking off the U.S. version of its latest Famous Orders collaboration with a new ad featuring the K-Pop group’s newest single along with sale items like a bathrobe.

McDonald’s, Subway and 7-Eleven, three of the biggest franchises in the world, are facing major disputes with their operators. RB's The Bottom Line takes a look at all three.

Byron Allen’s Entertainment Studios says the burger chain discriminates against African American-owned media.

The Chicago-based burger giant is enjoying strong sales. But franchisee unrest and discrimination lawsuits is marring that success, says RB's The Bottom Line.

McDonald’s expects to open more this summer while Wendy’s has most of its dining rooms open. But customers are slow to eat inside, at least for now.

Three quarters of operators surveyed by the company’s franchisee association said they would support legal action against the company over $70 million in technology fees.

The company said it will spend 10% of its ad dollars spent with diverse-owned media companies by 2024.

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