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The Snack Wrap and value meals drove McDonald's sales last quarter

The company’s same-store sales rose 2.4% in the U.S. last quarter as the fast-food giant works its way out of a domestic slump. Each of the chain’s major markets showed growth in the period.

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Cava downgrades expectations for the year after younger diners lose steam in Q3

Traffic was flat for a second consecutive quarter. But CEO Brett Schulman says the fast-casual chain continues to win market share as it holds off on increasing prices.

The fast-casual chicken chain downgraded expectations for the year as economic malaise grows. But CEO Michael Skipworth expects trends to turn positive again in 2026.

Same-store sales at the breakfast-and-lunch chain rose at their fastest rate in over two years as customers responded to reasonable prices and larger portions.

The fast-food chicken chain’s same-store sales declined again last quarter, its fourth decline in the past five earnings periods. Here’s what the company plans to do to turn it around.

The $13.99 value meal is driving repeat business for the casual-dining chain, which is gaining momentum despite a difficult economic environment.

The fast-food chicken chain gave its customers value, which generated traffic but not sales. But restaurant-level profits grew, too. And then results improved in October. The company's stock skyrocketed.

Challenging times are when great companies get better and steal market share, said CEO Rob Lynch. Coming soon to the fast-casual chain: "Crackable shakes" and improved fries.

The fast-food chain’s same-store sales rose 3.2% last quarter despite a tough market for the quick-service sector. Firehouse Subs and Tim Hortons also saw improved sales, but Popeyes lagged.

The coffee shop giant reported its best sales quarter since its sales slump began and said its U.S. business turned positive in September and October, thanks to its new “Green Apron” service model.

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