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McDonald’s wants its latest discrimination lawsuit dismissed

The burger giant says that claims made by existing operators are “without merit,” and says it wants every franchisee to “thrive.”

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Peak Rock Capital buys Shipley Do-Nuts

The coffee and doughnut chain had been family-owned since its founding in 1936.

Jim Holthouser, CEO of the owner of Cinnabon and Jamba, discusses how his company plans to take on aggregators to own the customer relationship.

The chain will start selling three versions of its Crispy Chicken Sandwich on Feb. 24.

Joe Erlinger told the system that the company needs to “provide greater transparency and visibility to the entire system” amid a dispute over fees with its operators.

The company is depositing a dollar into select customers’ Venmo accounts as it pushes value into the new year.

Operators are pushing for a technology cooperative that would give them more say in the company’s digital moves.

The burger chain has added Google integration at 5,000 U.S. restaurants as it works to make ordering easier. It also has a unit in a ghost kitchen.

The company’s operators voted to restrict unessential contact with the company amid a dispute over oncoming fees.

Though consumers are staying home, the company said it is still seeing “nice performance” on its gift cards this holiday season.

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