McDonald’s announced a new corporate strategy called "McDonald’s>NEXT" at a global franchisee and supplier event in Las Vegas. The plan focuses on increasing automation, improving hospitality standards, leveraging social media marketing, and enhancing the taste of its sandwiches and fries. This move aims to attract lower-income consumers who have reduced restaurant visits due to higher prices. Financial details will be shared at an investor event in September. CEO Chris Kempczinski emphasized the need to continuously earn customer visits amid changing perceptions of value.
McDonald's announced a new corporate strategy called 'McDonald's > NEXT' aimed at making its stores easier to operate for franchisees while attracting more customers. The plan focuses on increasing automation, improving hospitality standards, leverag...
The US-Iran ceasefire initiated in early April has failed to resolve key disputes, leaving the strategic Strait of Hormuz closed and energy markets vulnerable. Iran insists on retaining enriched uranium and ending regional conflicts, demands that cla...
McDonald's revealed its new global growth strategy called "McDonald's > NEXT" at its Worldwide Convention, aiming to become the top choice for customers amid rising competition and economic pressures like high gas prices. The plan centers on four pil...
Quantum computing firm Quantinuum, owned by Honeywell, is launching an oversubscribed IPO aiming to raise $1.05 billion at a $13 billion valuation. The company reported 2025 revenue of $30.9 million, up from $23 million in 2024, but its net loss wide...
American households have paid an average of $447.19 more on energy costs since the Iran War began, totaling nearly $60 billion nationwide, according to Moody's Analytics. Rising prices for gasoline, diesel, and jet fuel have driven this increase, for...
