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Fast-food workers seeking $15 wage are planning civil disobedience

Another nationwide rally backed by organized labor is planned for Thursday, and leaders say it will include unspecified acts of civil disobedience aimed at restaurants.

After some trash talk, C.B. 1 OK’s beer at Burger King

The unit, a franchise, will be located in New York City’s Financial District.

The burger giant’s efforts to trademark a McDonaldized term for brunch has observers wondering if planning is underway for a late-morning menu on weekends.

“What’s on tap?” no longer is a question only beer-loving customers ask, as restaurant operators realize they can make their concepts buzzworthy and more efficient by adding unexpected beverages to the bar tap.

The burger giant's customizable-burger concept, currently operating in four California stores, could roll out to many more locations as the company attempts to pull out of its sales slump.

A spike in the company’s stock price is stoking speculation in social media that a deep-pocketed investors is amassing shares. Carl Icahn was mentioned by name. But none of the assertions have been confirmed.

A decision handed down Monday could overturn such standard operating procedures as prohibiting employees from hanging out at the restaurant when not working and halting them from airing complaints about their pay in the dining room.

In addition to customizing burgers and chicken sandwiches via a kiosk, customers in some 2,000 units will soon be served their food at the table, and in baskets, not wrappers. They’ll also have a choice of regular or sweet-potato fries.

S&M (provocatively named after a Rihanna song), has been slinging exotic meats and savory cocktails to mustached millennials since November.

Burger King has stressed that it didn’t relocate to Tim Hortons’ headquarters to cut its tax bill, but a watchdog group says the savings are considerable.

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