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McDonald’s new CEO voices support for its old plan

Chris Kempczinski told employees that the company is “on the right path as we enter the new year.”

Financing

Why so many big-chain CEOs are out

In the latest edition of "A Deeper Dive," Jonathan Maze and Peter Romeo discuss the spate of big-time chains changing chief executives.

Labor advocates have amplified their accusations that the chain tolerates sexual mistreatment. They’re also calling again for the franchisor to be treated as a joint employer.

Operators like what they’ve seen from new U.S. boss Joe Erlinger so far, says RB’s The Bottom Line, but many remain frustrated by the past few years.

The company is making an investment in solar and wind power as it works to reduce its carbon footprint.

New CEO Chris Kempczinski and Chairman Enrique Hernandez held a town hall meeting with employees Wednesday while the new U.S. leader meets with franchisees.

In Joe Erlinger, the company’s U.S. business gets an experienced operations executive known for working with franchisees.

Chris Kempczinski’s rapid rise to the top job highlights how much the world’s biggest restaurant company has changed, says RB’s The Bottom Line.

Chief People Officer David Fairhurst “departed” the company Monday, one day after CEO Steve Easterbrook was fired. He’s the fourth top executive to leave in recent weeks.

The company said he had a consensual relationship with an employee. Chris Kempczinski was named CEO.

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