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Visits from low- and middle-income diners are down sharply as menu prices soar 40% since 2019 — and rival chains court the value-hungry crowd.
McDonald's says it is footing part of the bill for its new Extra Value Meals to win back cash-strapped diners — a rare move that exposes how fragile the low-income consumer has become. Why it matters: Traffic from lower-income customers fell roughly 8% in the third quarter,
The McDonald’s Snack Wrap was the "most popular new chicken product launch in the U.S. in recent history," the fast-food giant touted in a third-quarter earnings call on Wednesday, Nov. 5.
Expect to pay a little bit more or less during your next McDonald's visit due to the ongoing penny shortage. Here's what customers should know.
McDonald’s has added a new specialty beverage and a “mild-meets-wild” sauce. Fans of the fast-food giant can try the new limited edition Buffalo Ranch Sauce and the CHIPS AHOY! Frappe, according to a news release.
Some McDonald's locations in certain parts of the U.S. have run short of pennies and have begun rounding cash transactions up or down to the nearest five cents when customers don't have exact change, the company told USA Today.
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McDonald’s Drops 2 New Extra Value Meals — and Don’t Worry, One of Them Is for Breakfast
Here’s everything you need to know about McDonald’s two brand new additions to the Extra Value Menu, including a breakfast favorite.
Here’s everything you need to know about McDonald’s two brand new additions to the Extra Value Menu, including a breakfast favorite.
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McDonald’s burger believed to be the world’s oldest Quarter Pounder turns 30: ‘It’s no longer food’
What’s believed to be the world’s oldest McDonald’s Quarter Pounder is about to celebrate a milestone birthday. Casey Dean and Eduards Nits purchased the Quarter Pounder — since dubbed the “Senior Burger ” by its keepers — from a Golden Arches location in Australia back in 1995, and this November, the old burger turns 30.
McDonald’s is set to post third-quarter earnings on Wednesday before the market opens. For the three months ended in September, Wall Street analysts polled by FactSet expect the fast-food chain to post $3.33 in earnings per share on $7.08 billion in sales. Earnings are expected to rise 10 cents from a year ago, while sales are expected to grow 3%.