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Critics say McDonald’s hasn’t kept its minimum wage promise

A labor-backed group says the company isn’t paying $1 above local minimums, something it promised in 2015.

Race Discrimination is Not a Black and White Issue

“Management should ensure that networking groups are not unlawfully discouraging the retention and promotion of other minority employees.”This year, a...

Lovin' it or hatin' it, consumers continue to dole out mixed reviews for any messaging coming from the burger giant. The latest tug-of-war is over its new "signs" TV spots which drew both positive and negative reviews in social media.

Just 14 percent think its turnaround efforts are working.

A new test could spur the first significant change to the chain’s kids meal in over 30 years.

Today, customers merely have to say what they want, without any pesky humans interfering as the request is dispatched to the kitchen in a readable form.

Sly moves helped restaurants get their marketing messages across in innovative ways—and avert serious crime.

Wait—isn't Halloween still weeks away? That didn't spare restaurants from the sort of scary stories that are usually told around a campfire. The evil this time came from snakes, clowns and liars.

A decision last week underscores a change in how the NLRB views a franchisor's accountability for the actions of franchisees.

Woe to the restaurant that won't change with the times. But some recent results of social and business pressures were real head-scratchers, including developments at Sonic and Starbucks.

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